My Gaijin store is set to the Kazakhstan region, but I was shocked by the prices when I compared them to the Russian ones on the global client: 4,905 (58 USD) rubles in Kazakh tenge (26999 tenge) versus 3,899 (46 USD) rubles for Russian global client users users. What could be for this difference? Could it be that Kazakhstan is an economically wealthier country with a population that has greater purchasing power and higher salaries than, say, Russia? And Gaijin raised prices not only for the Kazakh region, but also for the Ukrainian region.
Some markets got local prices in our store.
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