Not every country is like the us
Especially in Europe a lot of them try to better people instead of punishing them and many have special institutions for teenagers that are my like psychiatric wards than prisons
Not every country is like the us
Especially in Europe a lot of them try to better people instead of punishing them and many have special institutions for teenagers that are my like psychiatric wards than prisons
Ah
I'd guess it should send a "see how I can provide for food even without using money" kind of way?
But yeah it's stupid
Wouldn't it be more realistic if Barbie was also Ken? Since most catfishs are dudes going for dudes?
Or is the meme referring to something else?
Can't have the already well-off children go without their steady income that they didn't have to work for...
My problem exactly
Between BG3 and the Cyberpunk 2.0 and DLC my Gametime is already running pretty thin
Perhaps I'll manage to play it in february
Switched from Galaxy to Playnite a couple of months ago and am happy with it so far
Yeah but in your example both have wildly different prices while COD and Zelda cost the same
Better yet: Or use adnauseam and fuck up their ad-tracking infrastructure beyond just blocking the ads
It is a monopoly - they just don't abuse it as much against their audience.
For developers it's either take their 30% deal or just don't sell your game because a lot of people only use steam.
Not even Cyberpunk or the Witcher could sell more on gog than on steam even though you knew that there the developers got 100% of the money spent. Gwent standalone flopped so hard on GOG that it had to be rereleased with limited features on steam and sold more there
People are just fundamentally lazy so it totally is a problem that you have one store with such a massive market share even if it's very convenient for the end-user they can completely exploit their position against publishers.
Sure EPICs way of making games exclusive to their store is not elegant but without that no-one would choose that store over steam
I always assumed incognito was just disabling history and cookies.