The snark is there, but like, is it REALLY there? How much of this is the sensitive fee-fees of people who just REALLY want this to be on one store front to save some finger clicks and won’t admit they are fanboys of another product?

Because it deserves to brushed off. Get over yourselves and download the damn launcher if you want your game.

But TRADING CARDS and FRIEND LISTS and ZIP ZORPS and FLIM FLAMS

1) Buy game.

I’m pretty happy with the swap. I wouldn’t have bought Detroit but I’m interested to play it. PES is not something I’m at all interested in. I know it’s a big sport around the globe but it’s not for me. 

I mean...Steam makes people on-board into their ecosystem by the fact that pretty much every digital store on the internet sells exclusively Steam keys. Like, you want to play a game on the PC? 90% of the time, you will be forced to do so through Steam. And yet...no outrage, no anger, no cries of exclusivity, just…

Steam makes a majority of its money not off of game sales but rather their marketplace for other stuff, such as the cards, backgrounds, skins for games, etc.    Them changing their cut from game sales would not affect them near as much as people seem to think.  Epic is definitely taking an altruistic step in the right…

It’s one of the oldest principles of capitalism. Higher price means lower demand.

I didn’t enjoy it, and thus, didn’t beat it. I DID enjoy Fallout 3 and feel THAT is the best one. I should note, I haven’t played any of them after Vegas.

Well, I mean... if we’re talking kids, I’m guessing they might be playing a lot more Fortnite than they are watching R-rated movies like John Wick.

Yeah this narrative of using minorities to push against Epic is tiring. “Black” dances only make up a portion of the entire catalog, and ignoring how there are a ton from non black dancers is just pathetic.

In music, artists have been stealing dance moves for decades.

Oof that title

I understand the theory behind it, but I think the brouhaha over dance ‘moves’ is absurd on its face.

It’s the experience for me. Whatever the hell it is, it’s not being phoned in or focus grouped. 

Oh absolutely me, it may be bonkers and nonsense but I LOVE the bonkers and nonsense. It’s a franchise with hours and hours of cutscenes, it’s safe to say plenty of people are drawn to that aspect.

“To anyone who ever believed Elon Musk’s bullshit: you’ve been had.”

They’re not Uber’s workers though. They’re their own boss’. And they could probably make more money if driver’s weren’t using it as a main source of income, instead only taking jobs and giving rides when the wage is actually worth it, instead of being desperate

oh my god it’s almost like Uber doesn’t want people making a career out of this, but only to supplement extra money on the side!

They should also forward their resumes so that you guys can help them find a better place of employment since you’re all so concerned about the drivers.