If it were for money, I would have said no, but if you can get this for practically free, then yeah, it'll be a huge upgrade
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We're not too far detached from that being reality already. There are several car brands that straight up block your entire infotainment system to show their own ads
If you're itching to play something new while we wait for StS2, try the Shroom and Gloom demo. The game is incredible
Finally the fee numbers are starting to look appropriate for the size of the fucking company. Would love to see a few more 0's though
Had the same problem, and it's definitely not the first time I've encountered this issue. I have an inbox attached to a custom domain, and there have been multiple instances of platforms refusing registration, as they think it's a temporary inbox, or just plain give you "this isnt gmail or alternative".
If reducing fake accounts is the goal, this ain't it
Switch to a different tty, and see what the journal says
Its not shocking at all. Between insanely aggressive pro-ice vehicle lobbying, and the fascist in chief putting the whole continent 3 decades behind in development, there is barely any market for EVs
I will continue claiming EGS games, and playing them through Heroic, purely out of spite to Tim Sweeney and his bullshit. He has to pay out of pocket for every license i claim, and i wont say no to that
In many ways, this is the same as Google/Amazon/Apple claiming they are not listening to voice commands 24/7, when anyone with common sense understands that they have to, to register the initial request too.
I don't trust them to limit it to what they claim they're doing
When the two flagship titles are sports scamware, and a largely discontinued set of expansions for a dying mmo, i dont even know what to say
Can also try Shroom and Gloom when that comes out. Played the demo, loved it. Clearly very strongly inspired by StS, but in a way that none of the clones are. This one is very unique in many ways
I can't say that I am. Obviously Valve are a for-profit business, however they have put in a colossal amount of effort and money into growing the ecosystem we're in today. Not to mention that replicating the SteamOS experience on a different distro isn't particularly difficult. It's really cool that they're doing it, because a healthy market results in a solid win for the consumers