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Steam != The internet. No one is preventing people from marketing their crappy games on their own. I have to dig through a mountain of shit in hopes of _possibl
by EpicEng 10y ago
Steam != The internet. No one is preventing people from marketing their crappy games on their own. I have to dig through a mountain of shit in hopes of _possibly_ finding something worth playing. It's bad for users.
- the8472 10y agoBut why should it be different from the rest of the internet? You also have to dig through mountains of shit to find, let's say HN.
- EpicEng 10y ago...because we strive to make things better?
- the8472 10y agoin my mind you're not making it better, you're just making a different tradeoff between openness and discoverability of high-quality content. my point is that you should maintain openness while making it easier to discover good content.
- EpicEng 10y ago>my point is that you should maintain openness while making it easier to discover good content. Well, figure that one out and I'm sure you'll make a lot of money. Until that happens though, I'll take a semi-closed Steam ecosystem instead of the alternative.