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Oh no I didn't mean as a personal attack or anything so thanks for taking your time and for the reply! I know the chances are miniscule but there is that 1% in

by haunter 11mo ago

Oh no I didn't mean as a personal attack or anything so thanks for taking your time and for the reply! I know the chances are miniscule but there is that 1% in the back of my brain because it happened in the past with some distros I've really liked

KyleGospo 11mo ago
You're good -- didn't take it as one. It's an important question to ask.
mendyberger 11mo ago
Can happen to corporate projects as well. As one example, look at how many projects Google has killed.
- nrklvklfl 11mo ago
  Android will be around for much longer than Bazzite, that I can assure you.
  - MrNiceGuy321 11mo ago
    Also, if you’re into gaming, google play (android) has a lot more games than steam, it’s not even close.
    - berdario 11mo ago
      Ok, but the market is absolutely flooded with exploitative stuff, laden with micro transactions and a trickle of miniscule rewards, in attempt to addict the user, rather than genuinely provide enjoyment. How do you even discover the good games that are worth being played on Android? I'm aware of https://nobsgames.stavros.io/ https://nobsgames.stavros.io/ , but I'm afraid it might not be extremely up-to-date And also, I think that Google Play has a much bigger problem than Steam, when it comes to old games being made unavailable (think EA's zzSunset stuff)
    - oblio 11mo ago
      Total sum of complexity and quality is comparable.
    - scheeseman486 11mo ago
      The quality of games on Google Play is much worse than what is available on Steam and the variety of titles are much greater on Valve's platform too, with far less in the way of microtransactions and other exploitative behaviours (though Steam isn't free of this) and a back catalogue stretching as far back to the mid 2000s. Both Microsoft and Sony AAA titles, most third parties publish there and most indie games release there first. Steam's library is unparalleled in the industry, the only thing it's truly missing is Nintendo's games.

by haunter 11mo ago

KyleGospo 11mo ago

You're good -- didn't take it as one. It's an important question to ask.

mendyberger 11mo ago

Can happen to corporate projects as well. As one example, look at how many projects Google has killed.

nrklvklfl 11mo ago
Android will be around for much longer than Bazzite, that I can assure you.
- MrNiceGuy321 11mo ago
  Also, if you’re into gaming, google play (android) has a lot more games than steam, it’s not even close.
  - berdario 11mo ago
    Ok, but the market is absolutely flooded with exploitative stuff, laden with micro transactions and a trickle of miniscule rewards, in attempt to addict the user, rather than genuinely provide enjoyment. How do you even discover the good games that are worth being played on Android? I'm aware of https://nobsgames.stavros.io/ https://nobsgames.stavros.io/ , but I'm afraid it might not be extremely up-to-date And also, I think that Google Play has a much bigger problem than Steam, when it comes to old games being made unavailable (think EA's zzSunset stuff)
  - oblio 11mo ago
    Total sum of complexity and quality is comparable.
  - scheeseman486 11mo ago
    The quality of games on Google Play is much worse than what is available on Steam and the variety of titles are much greater on Valve's platform too, with far less in the way of microtransactions and other exploitative behaviours (though Steam isn't free of this) and a back catalogue stretching as far back to the mid 2000s. Both Microsoft and Sony AAA titles, most third parties publish there and most indie games release there first. Steam's library is unparalleled in the industry, the only thing it's truly missing is Nintendo's games.