If I could have the valve touchpads on a controller made by 8bitdo or gamesir that’d be great. I’ll probably buy it, but I haven’t held a Valve device which had buttons or ergonomics that felt as good as the ones from those other two companies.

apolitical is also a word with a definition

I pay for premium lite to support the creators I watch.

Storing and serving videos is expensive, they have to pay for it somehow. Either you pay directly or someone else pays for you (through an Ad). I don’t see why this is inherently a problem.

I can see arguments on if the specifics are a problem with how they’re going about it, but the fundamentals make sense.

The macbook Neo is a pretty powerful laptop, I wouldn’t say its a champion of limited computation software success.

In this thread: perfect being the enemy of better.

Overall I am very happy with companies interacting with and funding the open source development community. I respect framework a whole lot more than dell, for example.

That shows intiative. He’s capable of savescumming for the company’s benefit.

Sounds similar to the battery donut labs claims to have made.

From my perspective its because they’re still somehow not even among the worst. Their only way of advertising their gambling is by giving the player a crate. This crate can be opened for $2.50, or sold on the marketplace to someone else who wants to open it. This money can be spent on buying real games.

In cod, you get full screen advertisements on the regular for $10+ skin bundles. In almost every game as a service you get progress in a battle pass that ALWAYS directly contrasts your usually untradeable rewards with what you could be getting if you paid this month’s subscription fee.

Valve does have a scummy system, but they make it less annoying and if you choose to not participate you usually benefit with real funds to use on steam. Its hard to hate that over the aggressive advertising of its competitors.

All IMO, though. I’m no psychologist.