It’s still popular and has an active community. This isn’t some random old multiplayer game that has like 100 active users. It’s still in the top 15 games played on Steam 15 years later as of right now, beating many more recent releases. The game isn't dead but Valve isn't doing a whole lot to help.

sometimes the worst person you know has a point. incomplete though it is. once you dismiss EVERYTHING based only on the source you lose some intellectual integrity.

Not everything is black and white. That kind of thinking just leads to dissention 

Who is this for? New PS4 and PS5 owners? Because I’m like...

I think it would be more appropriate to despise publishers/developers that throw out ridiculous “release dates/windows” that will inevitably get pushed back.

Humble, Fanatical, and Green Man Gaming are all examples of 3rd party key resellers that regularly sell games for cheaper than Steam does, and does so by obtaining keys from the publisher.

You are indeed correct from a general perspective, but not a legal one. From Wikipedia:

Your points are even easier to refute:

MORE profit. That's always the reason.

Except that’s not what the case is about at all.

Using the “II” connotes a sequel, as in, a brand new thing. I can’t think of something that was a “Roman numeral” and it just getting a name change with updates added in.

None of that means anything. Except that you think "but the scammers made over a billion!" is somehow a defense of "that's a scam."

Hey, I said you were “an obvious genius and an absolute unit of economics.” But if the compliment made you feel insecure, I guess go off about all the stuff you know, king

Lemme translate this for everyone:

CRYPTOBRO SAYS:
“I could provide proof but what is the point? It would fall on deaf ears.”

CYPTOBRO MEANS:
“I have no actual proof of anything, and none has ever actually been discovered or shared, but if I think REALLY HARD that is has it’s almost like the same thing”

CRYPROBRO SAYS:
“Peo…

The best way to prove that love is to continue commenting on each crypto article. Then you’re really participating in what what you love! High-five!

Wish I could swindle someone out of $1,000,000 and then only pay a $500 fine if I got caught.

Wait a minute. You’re telling me that running a gambling operation is profitable?

Really love how dismissive this article is towards the predatory monetization. “Well casual players get lots of value, just look at all that conteeeent!”

Everytime someone starts whining about this, they never explain what those things that NFTs can actually be used for are, and how they’re better than existing methods.