| Captain_Yuri said: Eventually companies will continue to discover that letting Steam handle being the launcher for 30% will be less costly than them managing their own launcher with security holes and other shat. |
This is precisely why I dislike using other launchers within an existing client, because often than not, those companies hardly bother with higher security values, they often care more for data harvesting so they can boast about that shit on twitter (like "look at how many players killed X enemy/completed Y missions).
I would love nothing more than for this to reach court case status, so R* and 2k can drop their shitty launchers (ubisoft included) and just go back to what works: Steam, or hell, better yet, GoG.
I shouldn't have to change passwords and sort out scams via my email inbox, because a multi million dollar company is incredibly lazy and selfish as fuck to not care about customer security.
I do find it funny though, how R* went so damn hard to find that minor who leaked GTA VI shit, but they aren't going well out of their way to find the hackers who constantly compromise their security for their client/launchers. I find that the minor who leaked GTA VI is less damaging than millions of accounts being fucked over, personal bank accounts and social details included (which could lose you millions more if a court case was ever taken up, because the EU *will* side with the consumer in that fight).
Mankind, in its arrogance and self-delusion, must believe they are the mirrors to God in both their image and their power. If something shatters that mirror, then it must be totally destroyed.
