I have the base edition of Code Vein 2 on my wishlist, which is normally $70, which is not on sale. The deluxe edition is normally $90, which is 25% off for $67.50. Since this price is cheaper than the base edition, it shows up on my wishlist as discounted, which is good, but it shows up as 25% off. Since I know I added the base edition to my wishlist, it should really only show $67.50 with a -3.57% off discount tag. I like that Steam shows me the cheapest bundle with which to acquire a game, but it should never lie about the discount percentage off the specific edition I selected for my wishlist. I don't care about 25% off $90, nor do I care about 3.57% off $70. I would care about 25% off $70.
I know this seems minor, but it is deceptive and makes you think an item is on a larger sale than it actually is. Valve should do something about this.
Posted by _Ganon
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If they share a store page then you didn’t wishlist a specific version.
I agree they should make this clearer but you are speaking like they completely fooled you into buying the game and spat in your face. It takes like 10 seconds to check if the sale is actually on the base version.
You can’t select specific editions when wishlisting unless it’s a different store page