end of the line was hyped up for so long back in 2014 but all they gave was a 14 minute sfm, a melee reskin, some hats, and a duck journal
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end of the line was hyped up for so long back in 2014 but all they gave was a 14 minute sfm, a melee reskin, some hats, and a duck journal
turbochad69Shipping a 3 year old chromium framework version (85.0.4183.121) in current 2023 steam
apparently they lag behind (partly) to support windows 7 and it's getting dropped next year
[quote=turbochad69]Shipping a 3 year old chromium framework version ([url=https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/search/results?form_type=Advanced&results_type=overview&isCpeNameSearch=true&seach_type=all&query=cpe:2.3:a:google:chrome:85.0.4183.121:*:*:*:*:*:*:*]85.0.4183.121[/url]) in current 2023 steam[/quote]
apparently they lag behind (partly) to support windows 7 and it's getting dropped next year
apparently they lag behind (partly) to support windows 7 and it's getting dropped next year
When they made the short circuit do this and this. I think this is the most broken a weapon has ever been.
When they lost an anti-trust lawsuit and now people in the US are eligible for a refund on games they bought in the last 4 years lmao.
When they made the short circuit do [url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lE2CJMHTnzM]this[/url] and [url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bL5kacDoPGo]this[/url]. I think this is the most broken a weapon has ever been.
When they lost an anti-trust lawsuit and now people in the US are eligible for a refund on games they bought in the last 4 years lmao.
When they lost an anti-trust lawsuit and now people in the US are eligible for a refund on games they bought in the last 4 years lmao.
adding a class with an autoaim mechanic to a first person shooter
adding a class with an autoaim mechanic to a first person shooter
adding crates normalised the f2p game model where you get kids into gambling. maybe they werent the first but its the earliest game i can remember doing that
adding crates normalised the f2p game model where you get kids into gambling. maybe they werent the first but its the earliest game i can remember doing that
Changing the steam id format from STEAM_0:1:123456 to [U:1:123456] during i52.
Releasing a TF2 server update that accidentally required CPUs with AVX instructions
Changing the steam id format from STEAM_0:1:123456 to [U:1:123456] during i52.
Releasing a TF2 server update that accidentally required CPUs with AVX instructions
Releasing a TF2 server update that accidentally required CPUs with AVX instructions
- Raging Bull CSGO launch
- Hat glitch and then not giving cheaters lament to those who didn't exploit
- Their hipster employee structure where people can randomly join and leave projects
- Their facilitation and normalisation of in game gambling
- Raging Bull CSGO launch
- Hat glitch and then not giving cheaters lament to those who didn't exploit
- Their hipster employee structure where people can randomly join and leave projects
- Their facilitation and normalisation of in game gambling
- Hat glitch and then not giving cheaters lament to those who didn't exploit
- Their hipster employee structure where people can randomly join and leave projects
- Their facilitation and normalisation of in game gambling
what about the time they attempted to circumvent EU law in a really sad, slimy way, which dragged them into a legal battle with the australian federal court where they tried to stall for as long as possible so no one would find out how much money they actually have
what about [url=https://www.gamespot.com/articles/valve-restricts-14-day-eu-refund-law/1100-6425990/]the time they attempted to circumvent EU law in a really sad, slimy way[/url], which dragged them into a legal battle with the australian federal court [url=https://www.kotaku.com.au/2016/11/valve-really-doesnt-want-people-to-know-how-rich-they-are/]where they tried to stall for as long as possible so no one would find out how much money they actually have
Richarrrrdwhat about the time they attempted to circumvent EU law in a really sad, slimy way, which dragged them into a legal battle with the australian federal court where they tried to stall for as long as possible so no one would find out how much money they actually have
Valve is effectively a publishing company which always have the scummiest business models on earth. They're effectively just a middleman so they don't have to really employ anyone, and the main thing they're providing for people is exposure so they almost always end up with monopolies (because people want to be on the biggest platform). I'm sure Valve's profit margins are enormous and any of the tech or games they do work on can afford to fail completely because they can just grab some more from the money printer.
[quote=Richarrrrd]what about [url=https://www.gamespot.com/articles/valve-restricts-14-day-eu-refund-law/1100-6425990/]the time they attempted to circumvent EU law in a really sad, slimy way[/url], which dragged them into a legal battle with the australian federal court [url=https://www.kotaku.com.au/2016/11/valve-really-doesnt-want-people-to-know-how-rich-they-are/]where they tried to stall for as long as possible so no one would find out how much money they actually have[/quote]
Valve is effectively a publishing company which always have the scummiest business models on earth. They're effectively just a middleman so they don't have to really employ anyone, and the main thing they're providing for people is exposure so they almost always end up with monopolies (because people want to be on the biggest platform). I'm sure Valve's profit margins are enormous and any of the tech or games they do work on can afford to fail completely because they can just grab some more from the money printer.
Valve is effectively a publishing company which always have the scummiest business models on earth. They're effectively just a middleman so they don't have to really employ anyone, and the main thing they're providing for people is exposure so they almost always end up with monopolies (because people want to be on the biggest platform). I'm sure Valve's profit margins are enormous and any of the tech or games they do work on can afford to fail completely because they can just grab some more from the money printer.
every scoreboard tab press lagged your game for a whole day, it was real and happened.
every scoreboard tab press lagged your game for a whole day, it was real and happened.
Buffing flamethrower to an absurd degree so it could kill any class in 1 second flat, and taking 5 whole months to fix it
Buffing flamethrower to an absurd degree so it could kill any class in 1 second flat, and taking 5 whole months to fix it
stopped adding Halloween spells, really cool effects and super customizable. 8 years wtf
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Since Scream Fortress 2015, Halloween spells are not acquirable, as Haunted Halloween Gifts were replaced with the Soul Gargoyle, which did not distribute spells. Shortly after that, the Tough Break Update made Halloween spells untradable as an undocumented change, thus removing the loophole of applying any previously existing Halloween Spells.
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stopped adding Halloween spells, really cool effects and super customizable. 8 years wtf
[spoiler]Since Scream Fortress 2015, Halloween spells are not acquirable, as Haunted Halloween Gifts were replaced with the Soul Gargoyle, which did not distribute spells. Shortly after that, the Tough Break Update made Halloween spells untradable as an undocumented change, thus removing the loophole of applying any previously existing Halloween Spells.[/spoiler].
[spoiler]Since Scream Fortress 2015, Halloween spells are not acquirable, as Haunted Halloween Gifts were replaced with the Soul Gargoyle, which did not distribute spells. Shortly after that, the Tough Break Update made Halloween spells untradable as an undocumented change, thus removing the loophole of applying any previously existing Halloween Spells.[/spoiler].
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