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Chazore said:

JEMC said:

I wrote rage? Sorry, I meant anger. Because yes, while reading your post I got the impression that you were angry.

As for the rest of the post, I'll try to answer later.

Well you haven't spoken to me in person then, because the way I type and the way I talk are two totally different things in their own regard. Same goes for vocabulary usage. 

So you mean that I misunderstood your comment? Well, I don't know you enough so it could be that. I also sound different in person than in messages.

But I still believe that it was a bit aggressive, as if my comments regarding Steam somehow offended you, and part of that may come from comments like "Valve aren't voted "Worst company in the world" twice, which should tell you something when comparing one company to another." Yes, EA is a shitty company and we all know it, but here we're casually talking about one of its products, Origin, not the parent company makes money. And Origin, while limited, is not a bad product, and the same goes for other clients (except apparently for UPlay if there's more people suffering the same problems as Pemalite).

It's not like you're going to stop buying a product from, say Nestle, just because it's one of the worst (if not the worst) companies on Earth, right? We can separate one thing from the other.

And yes, you're right that Valve hasn't destroyed its past franchises like EA. They have simply stopped doing them anymore . And I honestly don't know why you're putting PCGamer into this discussion. I only use their PC news, no the others.

As for why other stores don't have a Workshop like feature, and don't know (too demanding server wise?, possible copyright problems?, they simply leave it to sites like ModDB or Nexus Mods?, whatever) and I honestly don't care.

Besides, why are so defensive towards Steam when a few weeks ago you were talking sh!t about it and asking for other clients like GOG to throw their no DRM principle out of the window in order to have more games and compete with Steam? Doesn't that go against your market fragmentation complains? I honestly don't understand what's going on with you.