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  • In the early build reviewed by Valve, day six featured a scene in which a man and his young daughter visit the farm. The daughter wants to ride one of the horses, resulting in an interactive dialogue sequence where the girl rides on the shoulders of a naked “horse” while it’s led by the player.

    Young girl interacts with naked man and you saw no problem with it…

    “The scene is not sexual in any way,”

    Maybe not to you but that doesn’t change the content of what you submitted to Valve.

    the young character was changed into a twenty-something woman. “Both to avoid the juxtaposition,” it explains, “and more importantly because the dialogue delivered in that scene, which deals with the societal structure in the world of Horses, works much better when delivered by an older character.”

    Cool, the review build still featured a young girl riding a naked man and you thought that was a great idea…









  • Most sales happen on Steam

    I literally already wrote that.

    except those few rare examples.

    Those “rare examples” combine to a massive revenue. In case of EGS and Fortnite, it’s very clear that EGS is installed and actively used on a giant number of PCs, so the installed base is there. It’s not a Steam monopoly if the user base signed up to and uses EGS for Fortnine and such.




  • they are a PC gaming company, period.

    And a hypothetical Steam Phone would be an ARM PC, dockable for a full PC experience but mobil use could be similar to XPeria Play. It’s not a huge leap from Steam Deck formfactor-wise.

    Not even speculation, just shitposting.

    Valve confirmed that there are more ARM devices in the making. The type of device is speculation.

    SteamDeck doesn’t run Android, it runs full Linux.

    SteamOS on Frame is compatible with Android apps because it ships Waydroid. When Valve contributions to Waydroid surfaced months ago, I already speculated that it’s probably a porting aid for Quest games to Deckard but as soon as the tech is there (which it is now), you can bet there is someone at Valve flashing SteamOS onto a Pixel phone or so, just tinker with it.



  • He’s the greatest driver in the history of the sport

    A video game speedrunner has different skills from a video game QA tester.

    It was a big story when Hamilton drove the simulator late in his Mercedes tenure.

    you think he lacks knowledge of the car?

    Ferrari announced that Hamilton would work with the brake disc supplier to change their behavior. A few races later the brake discs fail.

    Then who has it?

    Mercedes’ downturn began when they fired Bottas. Ferrari’s doesn’t even manage to get by a 1-man team in the WCC since they fired Sainz. Meanwhile Sainz lifted Williams to a bronze medal in the US Sprint.







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    Early Valve was totally pro Windows tech. Back when HL1 launched, it was the first idTech-derived game with a Direct3D renderer out of the box (yes, Doom95 existed but that wasn’t the default, DOS was). OpenGL was still a massive force on Windows and yet Valve decided that what their fork of GLQuake needed was a Direct3D renderer.

    Valve’s stance only changed after Microsoft’s attempt to force Windows Store on everyone and Valve’s subsequent “Faster zombies” experiment (because DirectX was stagnant as well).