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+1 to steam sales being more worthwhile back then. I 1000% understand the ownership thing. I don’t think most people had to consider what digital purchases really could mean until Sony pulled purchased content out of people’s libraries.
I personally don’t think Steam is comparable to Sony apart from digital purchases. Steam or Valve aren’t beholden to large share holders because they aren’t publicly traded, I don’t think they’ll have the same objectives as Sony and prioritize their users instead of public shareholders.
I’d be happier if dedicated servers became the norm again for developers. Games wouldn’t disappear at the flick of a switch when servers are decommissioned.
How has steam experience been for you? I’ve been on steam for about 20 years and don’t recall they doing anything the likes of Sony doing to their customers.
Thanks, I think more people need to try approaching things like this and see how word substitution sounds.
Yeah, I’m not ruling out Israel unknowingly killing their own (or even knowingly I guess) but I think regardless if an explanation (that’s true) by either was possible, it’d be better.
Problem I think is why they don’t have them now if they had them at some point.
Unless they never had them to begin with; having people and now no longer having them points to killing them which, surprise, hurts negotiation.
Who knows though, Israel might of taken them for innocent Palestinians and did it to themselves :(
Fair enough, no problem.
Weird, I don’t take it as gleeful?
It’s got a tone of “O RLY?” Because hamas bit off more than they could chew.
No one’s happy.
Or maybe avoiding litigation? Weird that you think of advertising first, it’s like you don’t have critical thought.
Yep, that’s a cat alright…
Never heard is name before? What’s his deal? I can just search his name but I’d figure I’d give anyone the chance to say something.
When games had manuals… Now I’m sad :(