Steam/Valve isn’t publishing their games.

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again. Steam wishlist is a USELESS feature to determine purchasing predictive metrics.

So is this honest-to-goodness backpack cosmetic? Or is it an ACTUAL bag expansion slot?

With seventeenthousand people stranded - Pretty sure those spots would all be taken already.

In ‘murica he’d just be sued for blocking the fire extinguisher, or removed through force. One of the two.

So I can see calling him out for blocking the fire extinguisher - but people use accessible powersockets ALL THE TIME to charge phones and other stuff.

It’s terrible when it happens with regards to regular clothing.

That’s not even the worst part.

Is he a likely danger to the community? Yes, he is. He’s likely to get drunk AGAIN and pull a stunt like this AGAIN.

It’s a joke referring to how the initial launch of Vanilla WoW also faced similar problems. Up to and including servers being overwhelmed and taken down through DDoS attacks, tons of bugs and issues - much like WoW Classic is dealing with right now.

Tracking down rare collectibles can take a lot of time. In looking for the pieces they’re still missing, they’ll come across tons of duplicates.

You say that. But there are people who succesfully turn that hobby into a business.

I know of at least several people who started out collecting objects like this, and who realized that they can use their own expertise in tracking down the items from various sources and then sell duplicates along to other collectors who are looking for specific pieces and are willing to pay extra for not having to do…

Not just that, but you would assume that considering the full context. It’s not like there’s a single paper copy of the will that someone dropped into a drawer or filing cabinet and forgot about.

For all the problems you might have with Epic Games, their store and the corporate entity behind it? The reality is that Steam needs competition if we want the market to flourish rather than to stagnate.

Most corporate entities have lobbied so that laws rule in their favor. Not in favor of the consumer.

Here’s the thing I don’t get. Did they even TEST this if the crashes are so prevalent immediate after launch of the update?

If you were to take a moment to look at some of the concerns coming from the larger MC server communities with regards to the more recent (1.13, 1.14 etc) releases?

Not going to happen. In fact, odds are Java is on its last legs anyway.

This, a hundred times this.