It’s a lot of staff resources. Typically, software detects it, a CSR verifies it, and then the CSR gets two weeks of whining from the cheater and parent(s).

-Or the Valve way, where software detects injections or anything else pre-determined to be undesirable, and then a ban’s slapped down with appeals closed…

It’s powered by PEOPLE!!

It’s powered by PEOPLE!!

Do you do this every weekend and I’ve somehow missed it? My work shift’s just zoooomed by today. Vega-BIG matchup was fantastic.

Would guess he had friends over frequently? HoA quality is a total crapshoot, and it only takes one garbage person to make normal folks’ lives Hell.

Hmmm..... Okay, I actually LOVE this idea for birthdays. I’ve bought most birthday presents for daughter through the next 7 years already. I did some “guesstimating” on age-appropriateness, but putting them into a loot table.... ...... DOING IT!

Hmmm..... Okay, I actually LOVE this idea for birthdays. I’ve bought most birthday presents for daughter through the…

Hm, thanks to whoever made the concept art, and yes, I agree, Binding of Isaac SHOULD have a competitive co-op mode.

This looks like the hilarious result of vague management goals to me.

“We aren’t seeing enough tweets from you. 25/day, no matter how effective, is making it a struggle for me to continue justifying your job to upper management. We want to see you take a more active approach and speak with anyone you can who might be…

They’d be on Kongregate or Newgrounds being seen by far more players and developers because it’d be free if Steam weren’t around to give them a sales platform. -And many of them would still be produced. Some games, like Gemcraft and Creeper World, have had a successful transition from sites like Kongregate to Steam,…

Eh. 2016 had Stardew Valley and Souls 3. Firewatch was interesting but I didn’t play much. I didn’t even buy any of the other ones (except Civ VI, where I basically just overpaid to look at it now and hold until it’s great). Great year for action fans, maybe.

There’s such an insane number of games on Steam, why bother…

Keep thimble, replace rest with a blank cube since only bland losers would play non-thimble.

Might be worth it just to see the new phrase “script daddies” go mainstream

I imagine it’s a tense game, and you’re gritting your teeth, physically leaning into the turns while squatted over a toilet.

“Did you seriously get shit on the toilet seat?!”
“It was a really good run. I ranked.”

Burner? The remaining games, I guess.

Estimate number of subscribers and unsub rate, calculate total net revenue at close-down time, make a bid significantly under it. Any extra micros you can push out in the meantime is gravy.

ETA: Wtf is going on in that graphic?

Shep! My micro-USB cables keep succumbing to the bends and either not charging, or melting whatever it’s connected to. Do you have insight into a micro-USB cable made for careless folk wrapped up in a pretty Kinja ref link?

Shep! My micro-USB cables keep succumbing to the bends and either not charging, or melting whatever it’s connected…

I guess the real question would be “do you like the X so much, you’d recommend paying for it to upgrade over Y?” I’d guess he’d say yes, and that IS a significant statement. I’m still on an S3 ;)

I guess the real question would be “do you like the X so much, you’d recommend paying for it to upgrade over Y?” I’d…

This is definitely where I’ve strayed this year. I’ve been on Steam for nearly a decade, but doubled my library size last year thanks to Humble and saving games to wishlists for Steam’s extreme sales instead of just buying them as I want them. Doubt it’s healthy for the industry, and now my accumulation rate is higher…

You’re right. Scrolling through again, I don’t see a one. Assumptions are the worst.

Hm.. maybe April 1st, experiment with “12 Pokemon-inspired hentai games RANKED”? I’m sure they exist, curious to see if article’d get on list.

1. Sex sells
2. Lists sell
3. Speculation sells
4. WHY AREN’T YOU WRITING ABOUT POKEMON, YOU STUPID IDIOT?

much new insight

Jeez. They really looked at the old briefcase PCs to come up with this, huh? Think I’ll stick to just packing a couple lightweight $100 monitors with me on travel... and a keyboard.... and a mouse... and... why does work insist I use a laptop instead of a desktop, again?

This was a surprise on Christmas. I was really skeptical when I started with it. It’s definitely the clunkiest-looking controller I’ve ever owned.

It’s a solid product. There’s a community-provided config for almost every Steam game if the devs themselves haven’t added one, and it works well in games I’d never expect…

This was a surprise on Christmas. I was really skeptical when I started with it. It’s definitely the…