They never said they don’t give a shit, they’re clearly happy that the broken clock was right this time of day. Nobody is praising EA as a company, but this one particular action they have taken is pretty based

Do you have a source for this? I’ve only seen and heard of bots in quick play matches

If you don’t want to use glue, I’ve found that a quick wipe with IPA will remove surface oils and help prints stick to the build plate

This is only the case if you’re getting stomped in quick play. Comp matches don’t have bots fortunately and I’ve had plenty of close games

I work at a bank and it’s mind boggling how often I encounter systems very similar to this. A signed PDF isn’t good enough but send it via fax and suddenly it’s secure 🙄

Genshin alone made over 700 mil last year, this is just cost of doing business for them

Heavy subsidies to our own industry are definitely a better alternative, but our politicians would rather cry “China bad” and further line the pockets of our ruling class

Nah, people would be ecstatic to hear a US president say that today Edit: except maybe the Poles

This lawsuit is specifically about them breaking California law, so it still isn’t simple enough I suppose

Took me wayyy too long to figure out those were his horns and not his eyes

Can’t count on the library of Alexandria staying up over time either

Is she a cat or something? I’ve never heard of anyone being afraid of a food item they aren’t allergic to

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Anyone who was in highschool when it came out should be by now

How is it “virtually a requirement”? Nothing is stopping any devs from selling their games elsewhere, but most of them see the advantages that steam brings to the consumers and don’t bother trying to compete. If steam was buying up publishers and forcing exclusivity then that would absolutely be monopolistic behavior, but they are just beating the competition by being better.