u/ThunderMonstrosity90

Where do you guys usually go when you’re looking for a good gaming deal? 🎮

Steam sales, PlayStation/Xbox/Nintendo stores, CDKeys-type sites, physical stores, Reddit, YouTube, price trackers, friends, etc.?

And what makes you actually trust that a deal is worth buying?

Anyone else feel like gaming has gotten ridiculously expensive lately? 😭

Between games, DLCs, skins, in-game currency and everything else, it feels like it adds up pretty quickly.

What do you guys usually do when you want something but don’t really want to pay full price? Do you wait for sales, look around for deals, buy bundles, use third-party marketplaces, or just bite the bullet and pay for it?

Also curious — what’s considered a “good deal” to you when buying gaming stuff?

I just wanna know more about your guys experience you buy games, what really irritates you a lot while buying them as a student? What are the criterias that you have when buying games? Cos i would like to implement them into my own hobby as well.

Singapore poly students — does anyone feel like stressful weeks cause everything to spiral together?

I’ve noticed during heavy project periods or long lab sessions, people get mentally exhausted very quickly. Once workload piles up, things like sleep, exercise, eating properly and focus seem to collapse together too.

I’m curious:

• what usually stresses you out the most?
• what happens when you fall behind?
• what distracts you the most during overloaded weeks?
• what do you wish was easier to manage as a student?
• have productivity or habit apps actually helped you long-term?

Trying to understand whether students today are facing more of an overload problem than a discipline problem.

I am new to dropshipping. I want to invest in my shopify store but I do not know what to invest in and how much to invest. I am not getting any sales now and I want to get sales. What are your guys recommendations and advice for me? How much should I invest and what should I invest in my shopify store to get sales?

Those who have succeeded in dropshipping and made it out of the rat race, could you please tell me advice on how you guys made it there and what challenges you guys faced when starting out. I am also starting out my store and I would love to hear from you guys and implement into my store. Thank you guys!!!!