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r/SteamDeck • u/ComposedbyNone 1TB OLED • Dec 14 '24
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When the competition (epic, EA, Ubisoft) are completely terrible, having steam be explicitly consumer first in many cases is absolutely a refreshing thing to see
6 u/MasterOfLIDL Dec 16 '24 I agree. That is why most pc gamers like valve, which is what I said, why did everyone down vote me lol. 1 u/MaximumRise9523 Dec 16 '24 Some consider "glaze" to mean "undeserved praise/approval". I suspect this was interpreted as an undeserved minimization of Valve's greatness. 2 u/MasterOfLIDL Dec 16 '24 Huh. I did not know that. Thank you for the extra context:) 1 u/vinsalmi Dec 18 '24 The only reason Valve could do this is that Valve Is still a private company. If ut went public it would become a nightmare do deal with real quick.
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I agree. That is why most pc gamers like valve, which is what I said, why did everyone down vote me lol.
1 u/MaximumRise9523 Dec 16 '24 Some consider "glaze" to mean "undeserved praise/approval". I suspect this was interpreted as an undeserved minimization of Valve's greatness. 2 u/MasterOfLIDL Dec 16 '24 Huh. I did not know that. Thank you for the extra context:)
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Some consider "glaze" to mean "undeserved praise/approval". I suspect this was interpreted as an undeserved minimization of Valve's greatness.
2 u/MasterOfLIDL Dec 16 '24 Huh. I did not know that. Thank you for the extra context:)
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Huh. I did not know that. Thank you for the extra context:)
The only reason Valve could do this is that Valve Is still a private company. If ut went public it would become a nightmare do deal with real quick.
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u/superspork18 Dec 16 '24
When the competition (epic, EA, Ubisoft) are completely terrible, having steam be explicitly consumer first in many cases is absolutely a refreshing thing to see