CaptainBasculin

Game platforms should act neutral towards player reviews, because If people who have bought the game cannot express how they feel about the game, that would kill what makes Steam better for the players.

The only thing i consider are cheap chocolates shaped like hearts on stores right after it.

Headbangers: Rhythm Royale. I really want to see the alternate universe where this game took off, it’s a really fun rhythm based battle royale.

However when you can’t find players to play with gameplay against bots feel give 0 challange, you don’t really get the satisfaction out of winning.

if Turkey was able to do it with Troy, why not Europe with Wero? Hope it all goes well

As someone with a bookshelf dedicated to manga, there isn’t a universe where I pay for seeing manga digitally.

Sell me physical stuff, then it’s a fair deal.

I have blocked 357 accounts that sent a random friend invite, where 302 of it were automated. I do have some stuff on my Team Fortress 2/CS2 inventory which attracts all sorts of scammers and bots, even though I’ve stopped playing both games for quite some time.

With that said, I’m cool with random invites from real people. There are lots of games where you can use more people to play with, regardless of how close you are.

In digital world, there’s no backdoor that only the good guys can access. The possibility of a bad actor accessing the same data that a court order would provide always exists. The true way of being safe against bad actors is being privacy focused as much as possible.