Sah da tay. That movie is the epitome of a cult classic.

While the game is crazy polished, it definitely makes an argument for just keeping your game under the radar for a picture perfect release.  It prevents the YouTubers and gaming media to spike the shit out of your game before it’s even out. 

He did threaten to kill her (sorta jokingly) if he found she cheated on him.

You’re participating in security theater. Steam was massively compromised in 2011 and that’s why they have 2FA (which Epic already has). You should absolutely try and protect personal data, but downloading an additional game launcher leaves you at no greater risk than what you already put yourself in on a daily basis.

If you have a smart electronic device, you are constantly under risk for being monitored, spied on or having your PII stolen.  That cat left the back a decade ago.

The PC community is dumb. They want things to be a certain way and then completely vote against their own interests with their wallets. They want a HL3, but can’t understand why Valve, a developer/publisher who is literally printing money through a monopolistic DRM game launcher wont get off their duffs to do so. They …

We all take the blame for this one. It was a lot of effort for a killer story that roughly sold half of the projected 10 million units EA was expecting. I can’t really fault them either considering the gaming community is fickle and not entirely worth catering to. People want MMOs, BRs and shooters out of the wazoo.

Well, that makes zero sense because all ROTCs have a threshold for generates an AD service commitment. For USAF/Army/USN ROTCs, to continue the program after your sophomore year, you have to commit to commissioning and you sign paperwork to validate that. If you’re on scholarship in any of these services that’s an…

The memes about this are making me lose my mind.  They are incredible.

Lmao, if there was a game that needed a one-handed controller, it’s RDR2.

While VMI and the Citadel are Public Senior Military Colleges and not service academies, they are absolutely tied to the DoD under 10 USC 2111a. It affords the 6 SMCs (to include Texas A&M) to make requests directly to the SecDef for AD tac officers and commandants and protections from military departments shuddering…

That makes no sense.  But neither does the PC gaming community.  We are lost.

And probably since.  

It’s legit the Spotify of gaming.  Pretty dope.

Agreed considering Ubisoft didn’t create the shutdown.

Bro we are literally paying $10 less and the publisher is making more money than they would with steam.  Wtf?

You’re arguing for a PC gaming monopoly, you know.  And people tend to forget how shitty steam was and still is as a platform to launch games.

Their point is just the same one you made: you can get used to having another client for running games.

Steam is absolute garbage.  It’s needed a refresh for years now.  

I still remember when they forced people to get on steam despite it being a resource hog on my minimally powered PC. I laughed when they said it was for gaming fairness through their Valve Anti-Cheat when I was getting aim-botted on Iceworld.