Except that's also a lie. Steam does keep a higher percentage of the sales price for itself than Epic does, but it also allows people to activate game keys without taking any money. Steam only makes money from games sold on Steam itself. So developers can sell games through other stores and even through their own website, and keep up to 100% of the sales price. Effectively, this means that Steam takes roughly the same amount of money that Epic does, or in some cases even less probably.
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Yeah as if camels need guns to kill. Those fuckers are plenty dangerous on their own.
Twist and tuck inside the breadbox obviously.
Also how are you going to mod it on those platforms.
As a feddit.nl user it would help if you included the TLD, there are several servers that call themselves feddit. 😊
I don't. Most of the quality shows are on Apple TV now, not on HBO.
Road trip management RPG Keep Driving added controller support, working on being Steam Deck Verified
Oooh nice, was waiting for this!
Are there any books, video games, comics or movies you think would work if adapted into a TV series?
I've been dreaming of a Hyperion show for decades. It's so suitable for an adaptation. Although I'm also scared they'll fuck it up, so maybe it's better this way.
It is if you really want to git gud.
But what it also is is the nicest open sea sailing simulator, with awesome ambience and a fantastic world to just sail around in and do some relaxing things like fishing and just exploring all the islands. Especially in Safer Seas mode.
Ah, yes, that's what I meant with single player (or really single ship, since you can play with your friends) mode, couldn't remember the name
Sea of Thieves is amazing and has some decent fishing. Might want to stay in the single player world if you just want cozy, although a sense of (PvP) danger can definitely liven things up too.
This isn't public data unfortunately, devs with a game on both platforms are the only ones who can tell us where they earn more. However, I did once read an article that claimed the effective cut from Steam is about half what it says on the tin IF the devs (or their publisher) put in enough effort themselves. Because that's who decides this, Steam doesn't have and doesn't want any control over this.