The way they are preserving the value is a form of fomo.

This is pretty disgusting. Just make a normal skin store where people can buy the skins they want at whatever price you(valve) decide they are valued at. No fomo. No gambling.

People getting mad at massive attack are missing the point completely

Was not aware of the engraving on the shell casing. Based.

The Outer Worlds quickly became one of 2019’s standout RPGs, rivaling acclaimed titles like Disco Elysium, Fire Emblem: Three Houses, and even Kingdom Hearts 3. Developed by Obsidian, it delivered a witty, choice-driven experience that recalled the spirit of Fallout: New Vegas while offering a fresh, satirical take on corporate-dominated sci-fi worlds.

Its blend of sharp dialogue, branching narratives, and flexible character builds gave players true freedom in shaping their story. While some other RPGs of the year were truly unique, The Outer Worlds balanced humor, accessibility, and depth, giving it the chance to reach players who might need an accessible genre gateway before giving games like Disco Elysium a chance. With Outer Wilds 2 set to release soon, interest in the franchise is at an all-time high.

The LLM they used to generate this list doesn’t even know the difference between The Outer Worlds and Outer Wilds

I guess I forgot that companies don’t give a shit about the consumer experience

You’d think these big companies would learn to anticipate these high loads and proactively increase capacity but hey

My favourite part of Shovel Knight was when they used the shovel to seal the radiance away

I will address everything in your reply, but I want to preface it with something.

When I said “In fairness, they didn’t. The person they replied to did.” I was not expressing my agreement with the “both things can be bad” statement, I was simply pointing out that the first person to draw any connection or comparison at all between Ukraine and Palestine was @Anti. Purely from a standpoint of the words they used. I do not think they are comparable, but without any context of what @Anti thinks about the invasion of Ukraine it is just an objective truth that they were the first person to make a link between the two. Of course thereafter, the person you replied to made the “both things can be bad” point, but yeah. Maybe I’m just being autistic.

No disagreements at all with your 2nd paragraph, and that was indeed my reading of your initial response.

Fully on board with your 3rd paragraph.

Again, fully agree with your 4th paragraph.

And here at your 5th paragraph we arrive at where I have been misunderstood. @Anti absolutely wouldn’t have been “more valid” if they’d written it differently, I am not policing their tone, their point was succinct and true. My initial comment was not an implication that @Anti believed a “both things bad” argument, I was purely stating a fact about the words used. The first user to draw a comparison between the two situations was @Anti, purely in terms of the words used. Had they phrased it differently, they may not have been the first person to do so, and I wouldn’t have been able to make my tongue in cheek throwaway comment. This doesn’t mean to say that they should have phrased it differently, or that they were wrong, or that the “both bad” argument is right.

I hope we are both/all in understanding. And thanks for not spewing vitriol at me for making a poorly executed half-joke.

Your opinion on the situation in Ukraine put aside for a moment:

1. The person you replied to made an allegory about what is happening in Ukraine.

2. You said that is literally what is happening in Gaza.

You drew a direct line from a comment about Ukraine to being about Gaza, too.

Had your comment been something like “lol, no, Ukraine’s full of Nazis. This is literally what’s happening in Gaza though” then it would not have been possible to point to you as drawing the parallel. I do not agree with the parallel, belastend is not my “friend”, and I’d appreciate if you stopped fighting the ghostly liberal you mistook me for.

Moron and holocaust denier, good lord.

I’ll make my stance perfectly fucking clear: nobody should be persecuted or killed en masse, nobody should be invaded, nobody should be marginalised, made less than, othered, abused, tortured, bullied, made a victim of hate, made to live a life in suffering.

In fairness, they didn’t. The person they replied to did.

Sure, but Valve specifically have a focus on a gaming experience, so if your focus is gaming, there’s a good chance steamOS will provide timely fixes and updates.

Again, I don’t disagree with the general sentiment of your reply, and I wouldn’t personally bother waiting for steamOS, but there are valid reasons to want to specifically choose steamOS

SteamOS is special in that it has the direct support and maintenance from Valve, but I agree with the spirit of your response

I’ve played and finished a lot of really brutal games on brutal difficulties.

If you think, in the situation where a game is simply too hard for you to progress, that dropping the difficulty so that you can experience the game you paid money for is giving up your “dignity”, you have a really fucking toxic relationship with your ego/self image/self worth, and with all the care and compassion in my heart you need to take some time to look inward. I do not say that as a judgemental statement. I say it because you will be happier and more satisfied if you can unlearn that.

Allow yourself the compassion to not reach your goals. Pursue your goals with fervour and drive and passion, of course - but be compassionate enough to yourself to let them go when they do not serve you.

It was nebulous until I watched Full Metal Alchemist: Brotherhood, and that took the top spot. This remained unchanged until it started sharing top spot with Steins;Gate. It hasn’t budged since.

Pair programming and collaboration do not at all carry the stress of an interview situation with a person you hardly know and have never worked with.

Violet Evergarden had gorgeously detailed backgrounds too

You truly think it says more about my assumption than it says about the subtext that bleeds through in your words?

And so you decided to leave a comment which made your views on the movement as a whole very clear, enforcing the assumption I made

Thanks!

You’d think so but Jakob made it about Feminist Bad so at least some people are tripping up on it