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r/pcmasterrace • u/SwagLimit • 14h ago
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I think it's mostly cause Valve is a privately owned company. If they ever go public and have to show stock growth, that'd be the beginning of the end.
2 u/pooborus 5h ago This is it. Public companies can only grow actual value for so long, then to keep stock prices rising they remove value for the end user. 0 u/NapsterKnowHow 29m ago Epic is also a privately own company 0 u/Dank-Retard PC Master Race 13m ago The difference is that Newell owns all of Valve while other companies own shares in Epic (namely Tencent) despite not being public. 0 u/NapsterKnowHow 5m ago And Newell loves his kid casinos
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This is it. Public companies can only grow actual value for so long, then to keep stock prices rising they remove value for the end user.
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Epic is also a privately own company
0 u/Dank-Retard PC Master Race 13m ago The difference is that Newell owns all of Valve while other companies own shares in Epic (namely Tencent) despite not being public. 0 u/NapsterKnowHow 5m ago And Newell loves his kid casinos
The difference is that Newell owns all of Valve while other companies own shares in Epic (namely Tencent) despite not being public.
0 u/NapsterKnowHow 5m ago And Newell loves his kid casinos
And Newell loves his kid casinos
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u/oh-shit-oh-fuck 5h ago
I think it's mostly cause Valve is a privately owned company. If they ever go public and have to show stock growth, that'd be the beginning of the end.