Sacred Haven of Debauchery Auto-translated

No, not without me there, not without me.

The games we deserved.

Shak. Shuk. Shik.

Maybe I should have played this game with mods instead of vanilla

good thing the envelopes turned blue

So much pomp, and in the end you're left looking at the ears.

I always knew that Zidil Mox is a Mage Guild character.

Today we learned another one of Revan's fetishes.

I noticed that right away too.

Flop-eared women?

One could try offering a good service, for example.

Dunno what's up with Epic, but God bless Uncle Gaben. In our messed-up world, Steam is the best thing that could have been. It would be even better if it weren't for those scumbags at Visa and Mastercard. They sure didn't block Epstein's accounts, but they have problems with "bad" games.

I've heard that Valve is not a public company, meaning their shares aren't traded on the stock exchange.

That's why it:

1) Doesn't depend on investor opinion, is resilient to fluctuations from global events. For example, when BLM happened and America was on fire, companies immediately started demonstrating "their" (no) stance in various ways to avoid their stocks dropping. Valve didn't need that, so we don't see BLM banners, or rainbow ones, or any others in the app.

2) Isn't obligated to report quarterly to investors about profit growth, or come up with various monetization schemes for that purpose, etc.

3) Grandpa Gabe is categorically against going public, both now and in the future.

In general, mark my words, Steam will only go downhill when Valve goes public.

A normal free market: some entity offers certain services or goods, and if customers find them needed and useful, the entity makes money, and customers get a good product.
Exchange crap: some entity tries to screw over its customers, saving as much as possible on its employees and product quality, so that random guys who don't even use the brand themselves and have no plans to, get their little penny.

First, we'll create a banking system like that so businesses have no chance to get start-up capital or grow, thereby pushing owners ourselves to sell us their business in shares, and in the end, through media we own and pocket politicians, we'll start speculating with the prices of that same business on the market, shifting money from one of our pockets to another with a multiplier. The question is, who are we and what should be done with us again? — for the answer, Nebo will ban you.