Ads got too aggressive, people made adblockers, ads got more aggressive because of lost revenue, almost everyone starts using adblockers.

They did it to themselves, people were content with simple ads on a page, it's once they started interfering with the content and access of it that they became a problem.

The GitHub DMCA report linked in that post seems fake to me. It's unprofessionally written and has many mistakes and inconsistencies across it.

Steam awards is just popular vote and memes, why did last of us get best soundtrack? Why did rdr2 get labor of love? Why did hogwarts win best on steam deck? Dont take awards seriously, they are just a bit of fun.

I mean its objectively incorrect, but having a personal preference is fine.

Games normally give a lot of auto aim these days, so if you want an easier time it makes sense you would prefer a controller.

Twitch was good when it was video games only, it really went downhill since Amazon bought it.

Yeah, I wasn't expecting that to be the bulk of their spending. Maybe they should remove the need for phone numbers now they removed SMS.

Cool article actually. Even for non-autistic people, the internet was a better place before all the consolidation onto cancerous social media sites.

I cant even tell Steam Deck is Linux, it actually runs really well.

The fact you need a 4090 to touch 120fps on 1080p in 2023 is disgusting. That should be the minimum target fps for mid range hardware at the least.
Meh, game is bland anyway.

People defending CDPR when they completely lied about the product aha, consumers be crazy these days.

People missed the point of this, its games that you waited for after release, not games you waited to release.

Rebranding one of the worlds most recognisable brands is a bad idea.