Even so, you could drape a blanket over 3 of them and you’ve got yourself a free tent, so your question still stands. The dude’s just an asshole

Thought it said labradors and thought this post was written by a dog criticizing human politics compared to their dog politics between themselves and their owners

One reason is that the Epic Games revenue split gives more to the developers. That being said though, they do enter exclusivity agreements with publishers all the time, which is anti-consumer.

But MudMan’s comment was more about how the meme denounces store-exclusive games, yet games that are available only on Steam are also store-exclusive.

GOG is a bit of an outlier. They allow developers to list their games DRM-free so their customers can truly own their games. If store exclusivity is the problem, GOG is the solution - not Steam.

I remember when Metro Exodus was about to release, Epic bought them out and they made the game unpurchasable on Steam after people already preordered. So only those who preordered were able to play on Steam for the first year after release. Valve left this statement on the store page.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metro_Exodus#Release

I recommend CrossCode, if you haven’t tried it. It’s a top-down twinstick shooter/fighter so the gameplay is comparable to some of those you’ve listed and the story is long and unforgettable, with tons of fun optional content. Probably my favorite game narrative; there’s nothing like it.

Some other favorites of mine are Revita, but there’s little in terms of story, and Outer Wilds, but it’s a slow burn. And if you’re looking for games to play with friends, these are some of my favorite multiplayer indie games:

• Deep Rock Galactic
• Roboquest
• Gunfire Reborn
• Don’t Starve Together
• Risk of Rain 2

(Also Starbound, Terraria, & Core Keeper but those are bigger time investments)

Do you play indie games often? Most of my favorite gaming experiences have come from indie studios. They put more love into them

Archimedes!

For those who don’t know, ftwdk means “for those who don’t know”

I don’t think that. The image reads “tensed up” and equates it to empathy when it’s indicative of fear. Then it suggests that you don’t have empathy because you don’t have the same visceral reaction to something that doesn’t instill fear for your life.

Of course we’re concerned about this. I was pointing out that this post is suggesting that we’re not.

People get scared when danger is near but not far

Explaining Milk to an Alien

For context, the manga is titled The Enigma of Amigara Fault

I knew Audit the Audit wasn’t narrated by the channel owner (anymore) so I looked through the comments of the first video with Baldwin and found mention of his name.

And yeah, for Info Flow, I’m assuming based on the sound of his voice. I hadn’t heard of that channel until now

They’re both narrated by Andrew Baldwin

https://baldwinvoice.com/

Wait till you see smart phones

95 moons now, and counting

I’m using tilt controls!

Yeah i love Cyberpunk 2077