and early operator access.
and early operator access.
Used to play this game a lot, but dropped it when they switched to a monthly subscription instead of the much cheaper year-pass
Much like actual Russian Roulette
– wait
Rock and stone to the bone
That’s cool and all but I won’t trust Microsoft with anything anymore. I’ve really liked Halo in the past, but I won’t be buying anything they put out.
But you just said
Mozilla could have focused on being user-supported through fundraising like Wikipedia.
It is an option.
Clearly it isn’t working well enough for them.
You can donate to Mozilla.
Perhaps they should’ve put that more front and center. But if they add a prominent donate button the people on here would probably lose their shit too.
Running it on a GPU + CPU isn’t very impressive. Running it on just the GPU is a little more involved.
I made a small handle on the edge of my screen to toggle auto-rotate with One Handed Operation+
I’m not sure how well it works on non-Samsung phones, but I wouldn’t want to use my phone without it.
Once the account has been made, the barrier to more services is lowered.
PlayStation is likely going to want to make their own store on PC at some point.
they say they bought Tango and Hi-Fi rush because they thought the art was worth keeping alive, not because it would make money.
The title says how it’s not about money, but about (presumably) Tango’s legacy. So… their art. It’s the same thing.
I mean, that’s what the title says?
It isn’t all that clickbait-y.
The post is about the Steam version of Space Marine 2 shipping with Epic services. This was done for cross play.
The initial comment I replied to was about “why don’t they ship Steam services with the Epic version instead.”
I’m saying that Steam services don’t exist in such a way (to my knowledge).
I have expressed no want. The user I was originally responding to appears to want cross play not through Epic.
Are you misunderstanding me on purpose?
The post:
Space Marine 2’s Epic Games client on Steam is for crossplay, confirms publisher
The comment I’m replying to:
Then make the Epic version include Steam instead of vice-versa
My comment: I don’t think that’s possible because I don’t think Steam offers their services/a mini-client in the way you’re proposing.
Yeah, but, the argument here was about including some sort of Steam client with the EGS version of the game. And I’m saying I don’t think Steam offers a “stripped-down” client like Epic, EA, Ubisoft and others do.
Games launching from Steam wasn’t the point here. It was about games launching from Epic (or any non-Steam store for that matter).
Correct. But what was proposed here was a game outside of Steam using Steam’s services, which I believe isn’t a thing.
But does Steam offer a “mini-launcher” to be used on other platforms?
Maybe they do, but if so I’ve never heard of it.
(Which isn’t me defending Epic, just wondering if it is at all feasible)
Can’t you hide games?