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PC Gaming Era | March 2019 - The Ides of Smarch
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Events also have the option to have an email sub, increasing engagement.
Devs will be happy with that.
Devs will be happy with that.
Looks nice.
One thing I'd love is, if you have the soundtrack downloaded into the weird Steam music player, just put a big old playlist somewhere on the page. I'd listen to more music for sure.
One thing I'd love is, if you have the soundtrack downloaded into the weird Steam music player, just put a big old playlist somewhere on the page. I'd listen to more music for sure.
I'm not one to point fingers, but everything went to hell when Jase stopped using the Ronan avatars. Clearly we have angered her.
Yeah steam music needs a huge overhaul in general. I Have in my list at the top The Banner Saga Bonus Tracks list and then a shitload of random bullshit with names like 25_out that I have no clue about.
There's like 7 titles under Album, 3 under Ambience. Just make them uniformally use the game's name at the very least.
There's like 7 titles under Album, 3 under Ambience. Just make them uniformally use the game's name at the very least.
Yea, especially in this days of GaaS, light MMO and timed event
As someone who also played Snow, Steep is WAY better, and is what I was wanting from Snow. It is essentially a massive open world with events littered everywhere, and you can run the events as many times as you want to get a gold medal. The events are standard sports things, like races, time challenges, stunt events, things like that. You can instantly teleport to anywhere on the mountain, and they now have two mountains. You can instantly switch between different sports, which includes skiing, snowboarding, paragliding, wingsuit stuff, and they also have a rocket pack where you're essentially the Rocketeer.
Yeah this actually looks super cool. I see it being very useful to me as well!
Indie devs should be following Dave. He's really good at this whole indie dev/publishing thing.
But can I finally drag and move games around in tile mode? Probably not... I hope making unique categories finally stops being a nightmare.
Well, Sekiro runs at constant 18 FPS on my 1070, no matter if on max settings or the lowest, so cool
That sounds like awful optimization. I have 1080 waiting for it to unlock. don't want to use VPN to unlock it ,heard its messing installation up for some people on steam forums.
Also I might be the only person who prefers horizontal game banners to vertical box art-like ones, but I guess I'll get used to it. Looks like Nvidia's launcher now.
Valve is traveling around the world to see what customers need around the world. Emerging markets are defined as one with a growing economy (India) or a potential to grow a lot more (Japan)
Meanwhile Epic is traveling around the world and throws money to developers XD
Meanwhile Epic is traveling around the world and throws money to developers XD
It doesn't look like we are gonna lose much / any functionality. That is one thing I was worried about.
Countries like Japan pay for their games that are different than the north american model. Japanese customers prefer to go in store to purchase a voucher. Japanese customers prefer to use cash. So Steam retail cards match the japanese model for purchasing games.
Steam provides 100 Payment methods. Only 10% of purchases are done via credit card, paypal, paysafe. The remaining 90% of purchases are mostly done via cash. Your customers probably dont use credit cards.
Steam provides 100 Payment methods. Only 10% of purchases are done via credit card, paypal, paysafe. The remaining 90% of purchases are mostly done via cash. Your customers probably dont use credit cards.
I don't understand what this means. Are they saying that majority of consumers just use steam cash codes that they redeem on steam?
The most relevant part of that article is at the bottom:
It's pretty clear their strategy is to dominate 2019 in terms of media perception and keep securing exclusives all the way to 2020 (maybe later if things don't go their way), hoping this will do enough to establish the store in the consumer minds, before they focus on actually making the store self-sustainable.
I'm in South America, I pay with cash, through steam wallet cards or a ticket.
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