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All terriers are bad people. Dont get a terrier.

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I love her pure, non autotuned, natural voice. *still has music on repeat* Sounds kinda like whitney houston. Almost

Assuming Epic store has implemented gifting by then you mean.

Cocker Spaniels might be worth looking into. They are on the smaller end of medium but bond heavily with their family and are very protective. My dog Lily was a cocker spaniel and she was sweetheart to us and people we invited in, but was not afraid to snap and growl when she thought we were in trouble.

I agree, but if they want to make something of their store, this is the only option open to them at this point in time. Their store/launcher/whatever is severely lacking in features at the moment, so no one is even going to give them the time of day if they can just get War Shooter 13 on Steam, alongside all the other games they already have there. It's a gambit. They're betting that by the time the exclusivity runs out, they would have actually made something that people would habitually check to see what is currently on sale.

No one is currently saying that the Epic store is better, so I'm confused why you're using that image as some sort of trump card... They're saying that Valve/Steam NEEDS a competitor, so can't wait until Epic gets their shit together

Honestly, as a platform, GoG is objectively better. It lacks innate DRM, has all proper features of a digital storefront (friends, auto-updates, cart, etc) and matches, in not beats, steams sales. There are 2 main reasons it hasnt topped steam: It's focus more on older titles, and people wanting all their games under one roof. The first reason is their own choice, while the second is something ALL digital storefronts have to contend with due to Steam's age. As for the goodwill thing: At first steam was highly curated and exclusive which ensured that customers knew that if it was on there then it met a certain standard (i.e. it worked and wasn't illegal). This built up a massive amount of faith in the platform for both game devs, who got free publicity by just being on there, and Customers who knew that anything they bought was checked to ensure that it worked as intended. After the advent of Greenlight, though, the overall quality dropped and it became harder and harder for new games to be found under piles of DLC and Asset flips. A problem that has only gotten worse since then.

Surprise gift from Jovanna a few years back (who went with me) after we missed them when they were here while we went to Disneyland. Such a hard life.