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Steam definitely takes the Google approach - throw out a minimum viable product, automate as much as possible, and provide little-to-no support. That also mean
by Karunamon 9y ago
Steam definitely takes the Google approach - throw out a minimum viable product, automate as much as possible, and provide little-to-no support.
That also means the experience is similar. When it works, it works well and you don't have to think about it. When it doesn't work, be prepared to lose hours-to-days of your life to a system that seems to be as kafkaesque as possible.
- dreen 9y agoExcept its not minumum and not viable. Its bloated with lots of features added over the years on top of each other, and its terrible.
- conanbatt 9y agoThis is not in touch with reality. The steam client has like 10 years, its bloated, slow and unsatisfactory. If you could do steam ratings on the steam client, they would get clobbered.