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Why does Valve get shit for "not maintaining" their games when most publishers out there offer, at best, a year of patches after a game's release?
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If you're not going to maintain your games it should be illegal to continue to sell them. You shouldn't be allowed to buy Fallout 3 on Steam unless it works out of the box.
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Other devs forget about their games after 5 minutes
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>>683683480
Agreed, but you just know those slimy rats like Zenimax execs have a loose definition of "works"
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Because they consistently fish for whales
If you want to peddle faggot pixels you should have the decency to do more than milk the workshoppers
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Because it's expected from devs to not shit up their game before leaving.
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>>683683421
because their games kept playerbases while other devs just made a new one and expected everyone to move over and I guess other games fans didn't stick around for that long
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Because other devs at least make new games too



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