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In today's episode of righteous indignation, these things don't sound very nice:
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This kind of shit is why I often pirate and store locally media I've legitimately bought rights to.
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In today's episode of righteous indignation, these things don't sound very nice:
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I don't understand what's going on here? Is this two different things? What's the relation between Discovery and Ubisoft?In today's episode of righteous indignation, these things don't sound very nice:
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Theyre not just pointing out how shit companies are.I don't understand what's going on here? Is this two different things? What's the relation between Discovery and Ubisoft?
The only relation is that one was in the comment thread of the other. Well, that and two different giant gaming companies basically stealing rightfully purchased content from their customers. The lack of respect that tech companies (maybe all companies?) have for their customers is just continually astounding to me.I don't understand what's going on here? Is this two different things? What's the relation between Discovery and Ubisoft?
Does it have anything to do with the licenses being bought from third party companies? I know I bought a fuck ton of shit for Total War Warhammer 2 through some shady ass website and sometime over last summer, Steam purged like half that shit. I only spent like 30 bucks for all of it, and still retain at minimum, the same amount in addons. But losing Tomb Kings was a punch in the dick when I wanted to play again.The only relation is that one was in the comment thread of the other. Well, that and two different giant gaming companies basically stealing rightfully purchased content from their customers. The lack of respect that tech companies (maybe all companies?) have for their customers is just continually astounding to me.
No idea, but it didn't sound like it. Steam is one of the few companies that I give the benefit of the doubt to, but even so, if they let you redeem something on their platform and then remove it, I'd be pissed.Does it have anything to do with the licenses being bought from third party companies? I know I bought a fuck ton of shit for Total War Warhammer 2 through some shady ass website and sometime over last summer, Steam purged like half that shit. I only spent like 30 bucks for all of it, and still retain at minimum, the same amount in addons. But losing Tomb Kings was a punch in the dick when I wanted to play again.
You can find Tomb Kings on certain sites if you still want it.Does it have anything to do with the licenses being bought from third party companies? I know I bought a fuck ton of shit for Total War Warhammer 2 through some shady ass website and sometime over last summer, Steam purged like half that shit. I only spent like 30 bucks for all of it, and still retain at minimum, the same amount in addons. But losing Tomb Kings was a punch in the dick when I wanted to play again.
The game publishers can "recall" keys that they identified to have been obtained in illegal ways and Steam is forced to remove access to the games in these cases. Hasn't happened very often though and it's almost always G2A keys or similar sources.No idea, but it didn't sound like it. Steam is one of the few companies that I give the benefit of the doubt to, but even so, if they let you redeem something on their platform and then remove it, I'd be pissed.
Just maybe your five minutes of interaction with him at a public event didn't allow you to grasp the entirety of his moral character...
It goes beyond that, he's someone who was celebrated as a "good one" in an era where a lot of youtubers ended up having controversies or turned out to be assholes. Everyone who met him had a high opinion of him.
Also this cameo in Sea of Stars is going to age really
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Fun if true:
The despecialized editions of Star Wars. Arrrrgh.The high seas have every incremental edition of whatever you want. Just saying....
Mad respect. I (stupidly) got rid of part of my physical game collection a bit over a decade ago (nintendo 64, super Nintendo). I ended up modding the mini super Nintendo and never cared enough about the 64 catalog to replace it. I also bought a Dev kit for a series S to run retroarch on.This is why I’ve been collecting old hardcopy shit I never played for the SNES/genesis era and beyond like some sort of border. I tripled my SNES collection this year.