What is their end game? They seem to have personal vendetta against Steam, but their store is inferior to Steam and all they do is use Fortnite money to buying some exclusive which doesn't seem to make a dent to Steam at all. What would they hope to accomplish?
Please no shitposting I'm actually curious.
What is their end game? They seem to have personal vendetta against Steam...
Gabriel Bell
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Gavin James
>What is their end game?
Crashing PC gaming... with NO survivors!
Andrew Wright
Amazon strategy, they're pouring money into an unsustainable business model in an attempt to make Steam lower themselves to doing them same.
They wanna kill Steam and take over.
Ayden Johnson
A decent userbase.
Joseph Reed
Gee, I wonder what the ultimate goal is for a company that is more or less obligated to generate profit for the owners.
Joshua Watson
>They seem to have personal vendetta against Steam
So do I
Jaxson Gonzalez
What do you think of account-based DRMs?
John Hughes
I'm disappointed at the timing, just when Linux gaming was so close to having a breakthrough with Steam Proton, we get a game launcher that has no Linux support and exclusives that probably won't be ported to Linux anytime soon.
Gavin Cook
>What is their end game?
Their end game is to get users onto their platform by acquiring as many exclusive games as possible, while accusing others of monopolistic business practices.
Hudson Sanchez
Steam has been getting PC exclusives for a decade. I wouldn't exactly call it personal. They are the bar.