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I suppose the only question to be asked, is what did Mr Newell know, and when did he know it?
Follow our LAWS, Mr Newell
I am glad you understand how buying a product works.
Yes ad's, which are not search results. You CAN pay to have product ad's displayed more prominently, you can't pay to have your site show up more prominently. There is an entire profession devoted to search engine optimization which helps companies make sure their sites display as prominently as they can. If you could just pay for that it would be far cheaper and easier.
Yes it does, it makes absolute sense. OK, so you can buy a deck and install windows and play GOG games, or even just install Lutris and play everything but Steam games in SteamOS, sure!
Tell me, how many people do this do you think? I prefer GOG to steam when GOG have the game I want. But because it's just a hassle getting a GOG game working on the deck I just install the Steam version. Convenience wins!
I genuinely don't understand your logic here?
Convenience wins!
Have you tried installing anything but SteamOS on the Deck? Valve deliberately took forever to release drivers for Windows, in fact to this day the best way of running windows on the deck is by third party drivers. (Yes, Windows 11 runs exceptionally well on the deck, even better than SteamOS). Now, another problem. When you first install Windows 11 on the deck everything works just fine, the track pads work like track pads, the controller works as expected you can even play games. Then as soon as you install Steam everything stops working unless you launch it through Steam. This isn't a Windows problem, this is a deliberate action by Valve to make the Windows experience painful deliberately because then most people will give up and just use SteamOS and Steam.
Convenience wins!
Games with Steam DRM require Steam. It doesn't stop from launching games that don't have Steam's DRM.
Yep, ad data incorporate your cookies, browsing history, etc. However the search results are not effected by anything paid.
Again ad's are not search results. If I google PS4 the ad's for stores selling it are not the same as the websites that show up as part of the search results
People that get axed from multiple game hubs then trolling the steam sections is a rather serious problem needing resolution.
Linux is free and open. Windows and Microsoft are greedy and control freaks. They keep taking more and more choice away from the end user and manufacturers. They keep raising their prices to squeeze more money out of their users. They keep adding spyware to spy on their users then sell that data for even more money.
There are more than a few reasons why the Deck made the right choice when it avoided Windows, especially Windows 11. Plus, Windows 10 is getting discontinued soon, and we saw how that worked out for Windows 7 users.
As long as there is a movie then the product is delivered. A person not liking the product is their own concern That's just a person not liking it. And where or not one likes any given piece of entertainment is simply a matter of preference. There is no film or novel so bad that someone didn consider it wirth their money and no film or book so good that someone didn't consider it a waste of their money.
Maybe but doing the reverse is anti retailer sooo yeah the happy medium must be struck. In the end personal responsibility is what takes precedent. You as the buyer have the ultimate power over WHAT WHEN and HOW MUCH you spend your money on. The retailer has to make the offer and you have the right to refuse that offer and keep walking.
A consumer can protect themselves by simply being aware of that simple fact. Their money, Their power, Their decision, Their responsibility.
And once you accept that you make sure to hone that decision making so you don't waste money on a product that is not worth the price.
True,. But is it Valve's fault for being so convenient?
I mean GoG could awlays come out with their own Hand Held gaming solution.... but that's not gonna happen since GoG isn't exactly turning the kinda profit that leans into that sort of R&D.
I mean have you ever tried getting windows to run on a GBA or Switch? Or PSVita?
Yeah. And that's why Valve is toops they have the greatest level of convenience. and other stores simply choose not to match that level.