Nah, that's just Americans being illiterate and obstinate about being corrected.
CileTheSane
joined 1 year ago
Sounds like the most American thing I've ever heard.
Americans are obsessed with being different from England. See: Football / Soccer
There's a Christmas song that became a classic in the US largely because it was hated in England.
And yet after everything that happened with Diablo Immortal, Diablo 4 was apparently Blizzard's best selling game ever.
If the customers don't care why should the company?
Epic is trying to make every game exclusive so they don't have to compete on the market, instead of providing a service that is actually competitive.
Tldr: Epic waits until a game with hype annouces a launch date on Steam, then contacts the developer saying "We would love to have you on our platform" and offers an exclusivity deal.
Dev turns down exclusivity deal because backers were promised a Steam release.
Sudddenly Epic has no interest in making the game available on their store if they have to actually compete with another store. Despite saying previously they would "love to have it".
Having it on their store as well would provide a better service for their users but that's not what Epic is interested in.
It's delegitimization all the way down.
he has delegitimized any credibility his platform once held?
Again?
Everything in this article leads me to the same conclusion.
This needs to be brought up everytime someone claims Elon is purposely sabotaging Twitter. Someone actively sabotaging would not get their hands dirty going in and doing this themselves. These are the actions of the physical embodiment of Dunning-Kruger.
Musk is the owner so it’s kind of technically his server room, but he’s being a prick regardless.
I think he was renting the space, so he doesn't own the server room, just the servers in it.
"Hello frustrated by the recent changes, I'm Dadbot."
Exists for no reason but to spam.
Do Americans spell 'island' with an 's'? Then it has nothing to do with efficiency.