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Brynden 18 Feb @ 8:02pm

Need help on deciding which DDV package I should choose

So I saw on the Steam today, there's a discount for Dreamlight Valley incld. its expansions. I'm wondering which of these options will give me more benefits or if I understand the "package" correctly:

1. Purchasing the Echanted Editions: Full access to Disney Dreamlight Valley; Full access to Disney Dreamlight Valley: A Rift in Time Expansion Pass; Full access to Disney Dreamlight Valley: The Storybook Vale Expansion Pass; Exclusive Rewards (autumn manor, storybook vale, clothes, baby pegasus companion+house, and 18.000 moonstones). Total 18,000 moonstones and it'll cost around US$ 64.20

2. Purchasing the game + its expansions separately: DDV base game + 8000 moonstones; A Rift in Time expansion + 5000 moonstones; The Storybook Vale – Magical Edition includes 10,000 Moonstones and the following exclusive digital items+ Autumn Manor House style + Baby Pegasus Animal Companion and Companion House + Storybook Vale Dress and Ensemble. Total 23,000 moonstones with the cost around US$ 63.89

Am I correct counting the moonstones that I'll get if I purchase separately (opt #2) with the other benefits?

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ThanatosX

18 Feb @ 10:31pm

My quick maths was the base game and the basic expansions, 8k + 5k + 5k moonstones, came to the same price as the enchanted bundle, minus the extra items. Buying the magical as a separate, the 10k moonstone, added an extra 33% to the total.

I assume you read the wrong price in the DLC list to get a similar total to just the enchanted edition on its own. Worth noting that you can buy 5500 moonstones cheaper than the extra cost of buying it all separate.

Their bundle is best value, their pricing sucks for the separate elements for existing players, compared to the bundle. Somehow this trainwreck is still less complicated than the Hitman series, so don't feel bad.