lemmites: Let him cook
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It’s Valves latest attempt to squeeze the already brainwashed PC G*mers of their cash.
This isn’t even their first attempt. Remember the 2015 disaster, 7 months before it was dropped.
The only difference this time is the Steam logo. Printed on the box like a trigger phrase to the brainwashed masses.
Lord GabeN needs to buy more Aston Martin Valkyries and mega yachts. I guess sales on unfinished games and the LootBox gambling economy have slowed down.
You think people pushing that thought further than “What’s the edgiest political personality I can use for posing online”
My bet is that this is all a propaganda campaign.
We forgetting when Americans voted out Trump now?
GenX are the new Boomers
The weird hate Swift gets both here and on Reddit is rather confusing.
Until you remember that she’s a woman and the user base of these platforms are predominantly 30 year old tech obsessed males.
GeneralEmergency@lemmy.worldto
memes@lemmy.world•The nerve of some people, raised in a barn or somethin stg 😤
11·6 months agoThe “which one” was in reference to the original comment. Which was about Epic.
So not what that word means.
Words can have multiple meanings in different contexts.
Dictionaries generally (because each one is going to have a slightly different definition) define it as having complete control over a market.
Whereas a lot of the monopoly laws and departments define it as having over a certain percentage of the market share, even if it isn’t 100%
GeneralEmergency@lemmy.worldto
memes@lemmy.world•The nerve of some people, raised in a barn or somethin stg 😤
11·6 months agoI was listing all the bad things Steam does and never mentioned Epic. That’s on you projecting so much.
Monopolies are defined by having a large enough market share, even if that ain’t the dictionary definitions you Steamboys cling so tightly too.
GeneralEmergency@lemmy.worldto
memes@lemmy.world•The nerve of some people, raised in a barn or somethin stg 😤
12·6 months agoAww, Dude. You got Steam Copium hocked into your veins.
GeneralEmergency@lemmy.worldto
memes@lemmy.world•The nerve of some people, raised in a barn or somethin stg 😤
12·6 months agoYou are trying so hard to twist words to avoid saying “Paid mods” and “Paid beta access”
GeneralEmergency@lemmy.worldto
memes@lemmy.world•The nerve of some people, raised in a barn or somethin stg 😤
12·6 months agoNo, you were literally saying Epic was better than Steam
Point to where I said that.
paid exclusives
The same thing Steam did to secure its monopoly.
GeneralEmergency@lemmy.worldto
memes@lemmy.world•The nerve of some people, raised in a barn or somethin stg 😤
12·6 months agoYou are literally saying that the Epic store doing the same scummy things as Steam, makes it worse than Steam.
This is why gaming is in the shape it’s in.
GeneralEmergency@lemmy.worldto
memes@lemmy.world•The nerve of some people, raised in a barn or somethin stg 😤
11·6 months agoIf they killed competition they did a terrible job as there is more now then ever
There were so many more platforms, now lost to time from G*mer who never knew any different and think 4 is a lot. IGN even had one.
Loot boxes came from MMOs
https://www.vg247.com/the-harsh-history-of-gaming-microtransactions-from-horse-armor-to-loot-boxes
but the first shot at them on the Western side of things was Valve’s Team Fortress 2. In June 2011, Valve transitioned the game to a free-to-play business model after the launch of the Mann-conomy update in 2010, which introduced crates and item trading. MMOs that fell on hard times, like Star Trek Online and Lords of the Rings Online, switched to the model when they went free-to-play as well.
Sell now fix later, EA and Ubisoft.
Steam early access, and greenlight.
GeneralEmergency@lemmy.worldto
memes@lemmy.world•The nerve of some people, raised in a barn or somethin stg 😤
14·6 months agoImagine being so Stockholmed that you miss the point that bad.
GeneralEmergency@lemmy.worldto
memes@lemmy.world•The nerve of some people, raised in a barn or somethin stg 😤
812·6 months agoWhich one killed competition with anti consumer practices in the 2000’s?
Which one popularised micro transactions?
Which one popularised loot boxes and gambling?
Which one popularised the current “Sell now, fix later” model
Which one bricks older titles because of it’s DRM requirements
(The answer is Steam btw, I know I’ll need to spell it out for G*mers)
GeneralEmergency@lemmy.worldto
memes@lemmy.world•The nerve of some people, raised in a barn or somethin stg 😤
59·6 months agoNo. Obviously. I know G*mers aren’t smart but I’m clearly talking about Steam.



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