DragonOracleIX

I use reddit to lurk in niche communities that have zero to no presence here.

Yeah, most likely. Not many places carry both milk and that large of a glue container.

D:

I counted 10 bun buns.

In preparation to unlist it when it comes time to announce a proper release date for it. They likely will have it both on their servers to be used in steam's frontend and on YouTube as free marketing.

"Games as art" isn't about pretty pictures. At that point, games are no different from movies. A Tale of Two Brothers is a short puzzle game that uses the contols as a way to directly enrich the story. I consider that game as "games as art" way before considering any of the cinematic AAA games that have come out in recent years.

DRM-free games exist on steam. It's up to the publisher if they want DRM, not Valve.

From what I've heard, steam does not charge for the generation of steam keys. So every steam key sold off platform is a loss of sales for them. Restricting the price of keys sounds perfectly reasonable in this case.

You're scrolling on Lemmy. And at that end of that scrolling is a community. And in that community is a post. You're here to upvote it. If you don't, it will be the end of the internet.

Xitter

That feature isn't built into YT? I have it set on my browser to where the video needs to be manually started (excluding playlists).

I hit that point, needed to add a few things and changed settings around, and everything broke. I tinker with little things way too much to use Nix.