Stormfront users would get a fucking heart attack if they would open the forums and see half the threads are in chinese
Not if they can head into the pubg forums and start spamming slurs raving about how they need to build a wall around chinaStormfront users would get a fucking heart attack if they would open the forums and see half the threads are in chinese
I reported a guy for doxxing me on their profile for months and they didn't do anything so maybe valve doesn't really care at all
Good to know that reviews are more important than my deadname and addressActually - just to call out "Steam doesn't Moderate" - just the other day, a user here - InquisitorAles, mentioned on discord how someone was plagiarising his long form reviews - it took less than 10 minutes for 6 reports to get the reviews and user banned, and we mused of how this would be a fun example to point out. I'm sure he can verify that for you.
Actually - just to call out "Steam doesn't Moderate" - just the other day, a user here - InquisitorAles, mentioned on discord how someone was plagiarising his long form reviews - it took less than 10 minutes for 6 reports to get the reviews and user banned, and we mused of how this would be a fun example to point out. I'm sure he can verify that for you.
Good to know that reviews are more important than my deadname and address
How do I dig up a 4 year old ticketPost the steam ticket to prove it. It's super easy to do, as you should know.
Here's what I got:
You can buy Steam keys for cheaper from stores other than Steam though, do people not use those options or is there some limitation I'm overlooking? You can't do that with EGS apparently.
It sure wasn't epic that made PC culture into the plague it is
It's transparent is what it is. I stand by the opinion that a lot of the complaints about the epic store (not all) are down to system wars and not genuine concern about ethics or consumer rights.
Oooh, that makes more sense. Yeah, sadly moderation in Steam was much worse 4-7 years ago (As well as their customer service). They ramped up a lot, and did even more once they started having Steam Direct.
I wouldn't say Valve caused it as much as benefited from it. Its more the toxic gaming culture in general.Haha wow that's a pretty serious accusation there. It's actually two. that PC culture is a plague and that valve made it that way. Yeah I don't know bout all that.
yes sometimes one word can change the meaning of a sentence fairly drasticallyI leave out one word ("full/all" regional) and everyone licks their chops.
Funnily enough, if the situation was reversed you would have no other recourse as EGS severely limits the places you can buy games from. Currently experiencing that as EGS won't take paypal and I can't by anything from there despite having decent regional prices.In most cases , EGS is still cheaper than even CDkeys by a good amount at launch
Exactly.
How did Valve benefit from toxicity?I wouldn't say Valve caused it as much as benefited from it. Its more the toxic gaming culture in general.
Well thanks, I sure hope it would be different now but I'm still sour about much of it. I happy with any alternative to compete with steam even if they have their own shit practice because hopefully competition will make both more accommodatingOooh, that makes more sense. Yeah, sadly moderation in Steam was much worse 4-7 years ago (As well as their customer service). They ramped up a lot, and did even more once they started having Steam Direct.
As I said in my previous post, even 2 years ago, it was weird to have complete community bans and it was all more forum based (which made it so that people could be assholes everywhere without really getting any punishment).
Hopefully (and from my experience right now it is very likely), they would easily remove that. Sorry for your bad experiences, nobody should have to suffer doxing.
Ooooh you are talking 4 years ago. Their moderation was rightly criticised for a long time back then, and they had to hire a ton of people for support.
In the same vein as "no tolerance for the intolerant", I'm not going to weep for a store known for paid exclusivity being excluded.
This 1000x.
For some, it obviously started as a "I hate Fortnite, therefore I hate Epic Games, therefore I hate whatever it's trying to do here with its own storefront." Add in a dash of brand loyalty and the exclusives stuff just provided a poor rationalization for the hate masked as an anti-consumer fight. (Yes I know this isn't everyone. And definitely not you, person who is reading this and saying, "But not me!")
And to be clear, I don't play Fortnite, haven't bought anything on EGS, and have a massive Steam library. But the majority of the Epic Game Store argument is damn silly.
In the same vein as "no tolerance for the intolerant", I'm not going to weep for a store known for paid exclusivity being excluded.
Yeah, how it should be.Honestly, I wish PC games just came to all storefronts. GOG, Steam, EGS, Windows Store etc
Pipe dream, I know
I wouldn't say Valve caused it as much as benefited from it. Its more the toxic gaming culture in general.
I felt very similar to you. People championing competition when Epic started to buy exclusives while on my end those games were now more expensive and had less features by being removed from Steam.In most cases , Regionally priced EGS is still cheaper than even CDkeys by a fair amount at launch
Valve did a sale like this back in February and they do offer help to indie developers. It's just not by giving them cash for exclusivityYou make a good point there, because I saw people arguing about how the EGS will raise up every price, because of the Metro fiasco, and actually it seems that in some regions EGS offers competitive prices. Wow, who would have thought of it..
I think exclusivity has it's good side. For example, in Epic's specific case, they give financing to struggling indie developers who might release their game in a poor state (Industries of Titan dev confirmed this in his game's steam forum), just because they don't have enough money for completing a potentially amazing game. That, and the recent move from Epic of giving 10$ dollars to developers at the current sale, are very developer-friendly tactics which I couldn't see on steam yet.
People say this like it's supposed to mean something. JMD is never going to be added to steam...so am I just to be content with paying literally my rent for a video game..?Main reason that Steam takes longer to add regions is because they add the currency and different regional payment methods, which takes longer.
But it isnt.People are feeling vindictive because it's exclusive to Steam without Valve (AFAIK) paying developers to keep their game off other platforms. My preference is for it to hit everything either way.
I am jsut explaining why Epic has more regions than Steam, not whether or not it is a good thing.People say this like it's supposed to mean something. JMD is never going to be added to steam...so am I just to be content with paying literally my rent for a video game..?
theyre just explaining why it takes more time, not justifying why steam doesnt currently have regional pricing in a certain placePeople say this like it's supposed to mean something. JMD is never going to be added to steam...so am I just to be content with paying literally my rent for a video game..?
I live in a third world country and steam added not so long ago our currency and its fucking great.For us out here living the third world dream, we would very much rather pay regional pricing in USD than wait for a fairly tale ending were steam adds our currencies.
Don't ever use the "well the reason steam doesn't support regional pricing for your country is because....." I'mma check you bro.
For us out here living the third world dream, we would very much rather pay regional pricing in USD than wait for a fairly tale ending were steam adds our currencies.