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It's just too bad that so many good games ended up on something as bad as Steam which often turns them into something else and/or into nothing. (And in the extreme case, intentionally pushed an "Update" onto XP and Vista that they knew would break the games that people bought on those platforms. Very losely paraphrasing least one moderator on Steam "Hey, Steam takes your money and doesn't promise you anything in return. That he way all the big companies does it." Sad but true.
Hideo wrote below: > You mentioned in a thread that an issue with Steam is aggravating you. Can you go into more detail?
You can search for my diverse comments in "Why the Steam Hate?"
If you want to talk more freely about Steam, please send me a friend request so we can talk without having to worry about them banning, or pre-ban-warning us for stupid stuff. For example:
1) Posting someone else's artwork in two different places for two different reasons. ("Spamming"