Nudepatch for a 8bit retro style game ?...useful like nipple on a breastplate.
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I am kind of baffled by this troll post. It's so effing simple and obvious but BAMM ~50 replies...sigh...still -the counter troll "not everyone has 3000$ to buy a gaming PC" is just as bad :-/
So that's like a 10:1 ratio for MP vs. SP DLC, right ? Swell.
So Sleeping Dogs tanked ? (Unless the PC version vastly outsold the console versions...which seems unlikely).
How can you even sit with all that butthurt ?
...ah yeah. Still strange.
They never actually said that a game would need 100% to get accepted...
Interestingly enough Slender:Source is not part of the first 10 titles...even though it got the most votes of all of them.
Are you cool, yet ?
You were baiting he was swallowing it hook, line and sinker...oh well, whatever.
Well...to be fair your comments aren't exactly "mature" as well, calling him stupid and generally coming off as pretty condescending.
Most people drive a Nissan.
If you can't convince 10 people to "invest" 10 $ into your game...well, sorry, but than your game simply doesn't belong on Steam. What's with that notion that every f2p flashgame / high school project needs to get its own store page on Steam ?
Stretch Goal: Beneath a Steel Sky 2 !
If the truth sounds arrogant to you...it's not the world you live in.
Well...the LSL games are pretty much comedic point and click adventures with lots of innuendos but (surprisingly) almost no actual sexual content. If I remember the LSL1 remake right the whole "payoff" at the end was one single picture of a bare-breasted woman...even the new Max Payne has more nudity than that.
There are actually quite a lot of games with sexual content (including bare breasts and r-rated sex scenes) on Steam. I suppose the argument Valve is making probably is that for all those games the sex is not the purpose of the game. In ME you save the universe, in the Witcher you slay monsters and uncover political…
Noth American society. In Germany you won't be troubled to find bare breasts at 14:00 on national television (so long as it's not outright porn).
Yeah...somehow the states seem to be the only country in the world where that "tell me your age -pls, be honest" line is enough from a law side of things. In Germany, for example, that "age filter" could just as well simply not be there. It's completely worthless.
Poor move by Valve ? Yes.