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Messaggio originale di RezidentMeme:

That probably won't happen. It seems someone at EA decided they didn't want your $6.

I can live with that.

perish
probably

Messaggio originale di Sin:

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You must be aware that other players don't have your issues. Also Iudex Gundyr would like to talk to you about "onboarding newbies to the game".

add me ♥

Did you fix the out of bounds where it let's you jump into the tomb exit shaft from above? Im sure you're aware of it by now it's the rock right next to the exit. Also we would love for the tomb to be open on every mesa seed one it starts oscillating with the alpine reagion.

I wish for PayDay 2 items (: https://steamcommunity.com/tradeoffer/new/?partner=14744481&token=1m7a-lUc

thats what you get for buying amd ♥♥♥♥ always problems with new games cause nvidia paid devs to have stable gameplay.

I will play

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Messaggio originale di HotbloodedKunio:

good thing you weren't around for Mortal Kombat in the 90s then lol

Love mortal kombat. Fantasy.

well this is a fake war in a video game. Also fantasy

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Messaggio originale di Fatality:

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Since you just repeat yourself, I guess so will I.

Again there is no point in adding this type of stuff when its not being used by enough people to matter. IT does nothing now, and the market in general is so unstable with these type of companies popping up left and right that it wouldn't make sense to do it until its much more established which is years down the road.

That’s actually the exact reason why early adoption by platforms like Steam matters. Waiting for “years down the road” means we let the same handful of centralized processors cement their grip even further.

Yes, the market has its noise with projects popping up and disappearing, but that’s normal in any emerging tech space. The important part is that the infrastructure, which you do not understand and have not researched.[/b] Stablecoins like USDC, networks like Polygon, Lightning, and Arbitrum are already robust, widely used, and backed by serious capital. These aren’t fringe experiments; they’re processing billions in transactions and are built to scale, and get more efficient as they do so meaning the phenomena only exists because we aren't adopting because of people who think like you. Waiting for the flock to move before you do.

If we only wait for adoption to happen when you want to, it will be dominated by whoever gets the early partnerships and history shows that big players rarely change the rules once they’ve locked things in. Competition forces compromise. The sooner a major platform like Steam offers a censorship-resistant payment option, the sooner it becomes established enough for everyone else.

Including you little buddy.