Unity was changing the rules after they were already set in place. Valve has never done such a move.

Imagine though if steam suddenly went to a flat fee per install instead of charging the 30% of the sale on their platform.

They would rightly be raked over the coals. But they won't make such a dumb fucking move because it's a dumb fucking move.

I'm not one for Corpos but as far as attacking them goes valve is certainly near the bottom of the list.

Then why are publishers and customers so loyal then? There has been attempt after attempt to create a competitor but they all fall short. Steam offers so so so much in comparison to the competition it's not even funny. The 30% is justified.

I'll go against the grain as a liberal leftist and say 141 billion for upgrading our entire nuclear infrastructure in today's political climate seems like a deal.

You're right. There's a ton of celebrity endorsements and money involved. Everyone wants to be at the top of this new sports industry.

But I learned to play in highschool over a decade ago. It's been around but only really gained traction over covid

Makes sense 36,000. 8K goes to taxes. End up with 28,000 for my entire life for a year. And I work very hard

We literally didn't hang most of the leaders of the Confederacy after the civil war. We just gave them back their land and citizenship. Big mistake

Haven't pirated a game in over a decade

They are pollinators

This title sounds like his son holds him accountable for his rampant porn addiction

"a beer bar"

This one is easy

You just record the position of the object from the last physics tick and raycast from that location towards the objects velocity direction and if the raycast hits a wall you just move the object back to the walls position.

You usually want to add an additional check like this to all fast moving objects.

You actually wait till the 2 just starts to disappear