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Ursprünglich geschrieben von rabapraba p:

this is starting to resemble harassment.

Bro what you're doing is harassing my brain

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Ursprünglich geschrieben von Yourgrandma:

It's not reasonable that they are in the game at all in the first place.

It's plenty reasonable if you don't live in a basement. Women are in the military everywhere.

Correct, but not in frontline combat, which is what the game represents.

Erstmal dicken Respekt das du im Steinbruch gearbeitet hast, ist sicherlich ein knochenjob gewesen und das stell ich mir auch ziemlich hart vor :X
was deine wünsche angeht könnte ich ja noch hinzufügen .. mehr radlader und muldenkipper wären schön. vielleicht sogar noch als kleines extra ein tool womit man maps generieren lassen kann falls man auf die standartmaps keine lust hat .. alias ark oder 7 days to die, die haben ja beispielsweise so ein feature.

Try it yourself and you'll understand.

Yawn

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Ursprünglich geschrieben von Flyingscot:

It's to trigger the snowflakes. It's working.

woah, you musta dropped in from 2014

Another one triggered. 75 hours played. I bow down to your veteran status.

Ursprünglich geschrieben von pkmis007:

It just to run 10m pass longer than 20m but for I who never play and only watch this sport for 1-2 times in my life I have no idea what this sport work. I mean I don't know what the first thing I should do. Should I run ? Should I pass ?

NFL isn't soccer/football. please teach me first what is NFL. and How to play it.

If you keep playing an focus on what's going on you'll learn how the sport works. It's how I learned football as a kid, hockey before I started attending the games, soccer (I've never watched a game other than my kids play), and so on. With that being said, I'm still not all that great at knowing when to do what. I just watch for them to run 3 wr ect to know if I need to call a nickle ect. Even then I usually call the wrong play. You could look up the sport and strategies as well. I think I might even start doing that.

i cant start system said Diectx12 is not supportetd by my ysytem, but my system had a directx12

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Jack of all games:

the game is filled with meaningless scribbles, I just assumed that it was old carvings that mostly decayed and became unreadable

I actually noticed that when I was in the middle of translating the cyphers that give you text bubbles, only to realize it's a more truncated version of the translated text, rather than being a secret little easter egg that says something else. That and the little pictographs to the right of the hell town before the boss stumped me until I realized it's just telling the history of what happened up to the point of the game.

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Mad Scientist:

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Darth Phoenix:

There is fraud everywhere. Just need to identify a better system and embrace the right opportunity when it arises to keep fraud to acceptable levels.

Last time at least 50% of crypto transactions were fraudulent, which is overwhelmingly significant to monetary loss and an immense liability.
Normal fraud like stolen cc's/unauthorized charges is typically a tiny insignificant fraction of all transactions. When a majority of one payment method is fraud, it's gone and will never return any time soon if ever.

I'm not disagreeing with those numbers. And agree with you that given that info it was wise to remove that option then. But, there is nothing to lose to re-research and see all options on the table. Objective #1 - Steam doesn't deal directly with crypto. Objective # 2, inks contracts with business partners that structures crypto payments in a way that hedges Steam get guarantee payment for an expected transaction. Objective #3, Steam converts crypto to more desirable assets promptly, if not immediately with their 3-party.

Steam can outsource the responsibility of knowing your customers with a third party and could place limits on crypto transactions until an account builds trust.