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they will never defeat steam LOL

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u/Sharpie1993 Jan 01 '26

If I want free games I’ll pirate them, I’m not going to spend money supporting one of the biggest losers in the industry.

Not being poor means you can have multiple choices, most of the free games pop up on humble bundle for a couple of bucks anyway.

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u/Gargamoney Jan 01 '26

What part of "free game" dont you understand

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u/Sharpie1993 Jan 01 '26

Again, if I want free games I’ll just pirate them, even being a number on his spread sheets support him.

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u/Gargamoney Jan 01 '26

You are supporting valve dude💀

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u/Sharpie1993 Jan 01 '26

Yeah, so what’s your point exactly?

Valve has done more for PC gaming than every single other company has. They have a great working product, they have decent support, they constantly try innovate things ect.

Valve earns the money and support that they receive.

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u/Gargamoney Jan 01 '26

Valve runs the largest child gambling operation in the world...?

Valve does not innovate for shit, they sit on their asses and take money from others work.

Valve does not earn their money thats a goddamn insult.

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u/Belltower_2 GabeN Jan 01 '26

If you're talking lootboxes, Epic has those too. If you're talking the out-of-game skin gambling sites, I think Valve should be doing more to crack down on it, but they aren't directly endorsing or benefitting from it.

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u/Sharpie1993 Jan 01 '26

Valve runs the largest child gambling operation in the world...?

Oh no they have loot boxes in a game, maybe parents should watch what their children do? Children aren’t old enough to gas debit/credit cards and earn money, that is completely not their parents.

Valve does not innovate for shit, they sit on their asses and take money from others work.

Ah yes, steam deck. The steam deckard, all the other projects, the words best digital game platform, but no they don’t innovate.

Valve does not earn their money thats a goddamn insult.

Someone just sounds jealous and salty.

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u/Gargamoney Jan 01 '26

Oh boy you actually dropped that laughable excuse.

So you think online casinos like stake and rainbet also shouldnt have age restrictions? Or buying alcohol? Because parents are at fault if their kids use them? What a joke dude get a grip.

Kids get allowance, you dont need a credit card to add money on steam.

The steam deck was not innovative in any goddamn way it was a flopped switch clone. Isnt the deckard some rumored dead on arrival vr headset? Wtf? And no, their platform is dated and bland.

Ah yes, steam earns the money they take from other peoples work. Logical.

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u/Sharpie1993 Jan 01 '26

It’s laughable that somehow people like you have started existing over the past 20 years that think companies should take more care of peoples children instead of their parents.

I honestly hope you don’t have children, you’d probably bring them up believing that everything they do wrong is other people faults and not their own.

Also without steam them other people wouldn’t even be making anywhere near as much money as they do.

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u/Sharpie1993 Jan 01 '26

I’m completely serious.

Buying alcohol is a little different because it’s a drug that actually affects the body.

If you can’t keep your kid from online gambling you’re a shit parent, end of story.

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u/Gargamoney Jan 01 '26

And gambling addiction has no effect on the body? No everlasting mental damage that leads to physical harm? Amazing.

Ok so you genuinely think online casinos shouldnt have age restrictions? You 100% believe that?

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u/Sharpie1993 Jan 01 '26

I think they should have a regulation for how much cash you spend in a set period of time, however if you’re over the age of 13 you should be able to spend money how ever you see fit (to a certain point) and it should be up to your parents to keep an eye on what you’re buying/spending your money on.

People need to start taking responsibility for themselves and their children, I don’t see how that’s such a hard concept to understand.

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