Then why isn’t Valve a Bank⸮

Nazism*

You can help by seeding the leak

Then quit.
Those in visas, should have already fled.

Then I am glad you found our new @
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I am unsure your point here. Every1🧵 knows these unionists are unemployed.
We are wondering why they would go this far for a game that is already leaked.

We know.

We’re just moving from lemmy to piefed, if u read ð 🔁

orly, care explain how a proton build isn’t a Linux build?

Apologies appreciated.

Then take it up with the first responders. I found all of this silly, so I 🔁.
I am unsure if you caught up, but our scammer released a build.

starting a YouTube channel

Try Peertube channel instead. That way even libre projects get represented as well.

What are you doing to help

Doing the actual liberation.

I asked a critical question. If you react this poorly to criticism, I am not the one reaching for “lines” on a billion dollar empire.

Now, why don’t you help those indies up, instead of salting your ego on threadiverse?

I pressume is bigger, ’cause there’s rather more private accounts, accounts that don’t make reviews, resellers, keys takedowns, gift card trading, etc…

Reads like an absurdly high barrier to entry.

That barrier to entry is absurdly low. If a game isn’t making sales, it’s not Steams fault, it’s advertising. ANYONE can list games, which means there is a lot of chaff on the market.

I’ll admit that it’s not a great deal for people in poorer countries. Steam isn’t a public utility, though. You can post to itch.io for free, and there is a MASSIVE userbase there

Glad you admitted your mistake.

Recall, percentages are projections for masses that can only count to 100. It is, as this data demonstrates, a very limiting projection for logarithmic scales. When folks can see the cliff, they truly see the nepotistic curation Valve rerewards. There’s no «Surprise me!» like in spotify or bandcamp. «New indie titles to try!» «Indie of the week!» etc…

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Yeah, but R⁎ can remove the entire parts they worked on the game entirely, making exposure a gamble.
Fair point about transitioning, not one I sympathize. (changed industries 15 times already )