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| Re: Letting sellers mod discussions of their product on 3rd party sites by Ice Cream Jonsey 04/02/2016, 5:54pm PDT | ||||
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fabio wrote: Well, wait a second -- Steam is both the only store that can generate enough revenue to keep most of these shops in business and the platform featuring millions of pieces of shit. If I worked at Vito's deli and thought I could wander over to Carlito's deli and talk shit about Carlito all day I'd get arrested. Though Steam is a third party site selling the game, because of how it has dominated the market it's effectively the primary location any of these guys are making sales. I can't remember the last time I bought a game off a developer's website. Steam can't be bothered to quiet the more toxic and worthless members of their community, so why not let developers do it? I'm also amazed that you can talk as much shit about a game as you want having not purchased it, but that's this other thing. I shouldn't have been allowed anywhere near that AotS forum. ICJ |
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Steam pissbabies by 04/02/2016, 11:44am PDT  Except he didn't close the thread, so there's more fun to be had! by 04/02/2016, 2:56pm PDT Letting developers mod their games' forums is the worst fucking thing Steam did NT by 04/02/2016, 4:09pm PDT Letting developers mod their games' forums is the worst fucking thing Steam did by 04/02/2016, 4:59pm PDT Letting sellers mod discussions of their product on 3rd party sites by 04/02/2016, 5:09pm PDT Re: Letting sellers mod discussions of their product on 3rd party sites by 04/02/2016, 5:54pm PDT What you're advocating by 04/03/2016, 2:07pm PDT |
