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>Imagine spending 20, 30, or 60 dollars on a game that can break at any moment and know there will be zero support waiting for you. I don't have to imagine: I
by thrwyoilarticle 6y ago
>Imagine spending 20, 30, or 60 dollars on a game that can break at any moment and know there will be zero support waiting for you.
I don't have to imagine: I play Steam games on Windows.
- bogwog 6y agoAt least on Windows you can try troubleshooting and various workarounds to problems to a certain extent, or ask for a refund. I bought Pillars of Eternity on the Nintendo Switch for $60, which was broken on day 1, still broken today, and officially abandoned by the publisher (Versus Evil) This isn't related to the OP in any way, I'm just still angry about it.
- godshatter 6y agoLinux players, in my experience, are more used to having their problems be ignored and have stronger feelings that they are part of a community and thus are more forthcoming with potential fixes and/or testing of things for other users that are also running linux, so they too help with troubleshooting and workarounds. I feel your pain about the situation you ran into with the Switch.