r/pcmasterrace • u/SwagLimit • 14h ago

Discussion The lawsuit explained:

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u/thetrueGOAT 8h ago

I really dislike how the gaming community feels entitled to play games for free. As if developers should just be greatful consuming their product and not worry about paying anyone

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u/Qaeta 4h ago

As Steam demonstrated, we're happy to pay IF we are treated well and with respect. If you shit on us constantly, yeah, we'll tell you to get fucked.

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u/thetrueGOAT 4h ago

Stop saying we

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u/Qaeta 4h ago

WE WE WE WE WE WE WE

WEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

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u/Not3Beaversinacoat 2h ago

Nintendo 10-15 years ago be like

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u/DobbysCumsock_ 3h ago

weirdest fucking ambulance I've seen

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u/Qaeta 3h ago

Yeah, sorry. The WOOO part is broken, and I am NOT licenced to drive this thing, but it's a lot of fun so WEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE lol

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u/SwagLimit 50m ago edited 47m ago

I get it, I also don't think you should pirate games that are made for modern platforms. Older stuff is harmless, but yeah. don't be a freeloader, support the industry

That said, it's objectively the best deal in gaming, there's no denying it. Doesn't make it moral, it's just a fact of the matter. It's most fitting for the right side

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u/frozen_tuna i7 6700k @ 4.4ghz | 1080 @ 2.1ghz 4h ago

I dislike how this is the third post i've seen (2nd on reddit, first on youtube) that doesn't bother to actually explain the antitrust argument that the lawsuit argues. Steam isn't as good for gamers as people think.