Why are you capping on mmo on a thread about WeGame service. Can't you stay on topic just once?
ChienAboyeur
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Little competition towards referenced products (they will end with a list similar to Steam)
Little competition towards prices.
Only competition is towards all the social service steam introduced and that degraded gaming.
Beside, before worrying about chinese workers, the US offer enough grain. The US or areas like Libya.
Little competition towards prices.
Only competition is towards all the social service steam introduced and that degraded gaming.
A decade ago, a study showed that US companies in China paid less chinese workers than Chinese companies.
Beside, before worrying about chinese workers, the US offer enough grain. The US or areas like Libya.
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Zloth
I smell a... wumpus!?
I'm fine buying from a Chinese company. I'm not fine buying from a company that doesn't respect international copyright law (which could well include Steam if they keep on driving their hands-off approach) or otherwise doesn't play the capitalism game fairly.
Of course, if WeGame flat out eats Steam then I won't have much choice.
P.S. There used to be a PC game video recorder from a company called WeGame years ago. It was a pretty good recorder for the time, too!
Of course, if WeGame flat out eats Steam then I won't have much choice.
P.S. There used to be a PC game video recorder from a company called WeGame years ago. It was a pretty good recorder for the time, too!
Ripper
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IMO, the ideal would be to have a federated system. Some of the big companies are now looking at putting license ownership of electronic media in a blockchain system.
Essentially, imagine you own an account that holds all of the keys to all the games you buy, no matter where you buy them. You could then choose which stores to buy more keys from (or buy direct from the studio), and which platform to use to organise your library, and manage your downloads and updates. But your library remains yours, independent of any of them.
Essentially, imagine you own an account that holds all of the keys to all the games you buy, no matter where you buy them. You could then choose which stores to buy more keys from (or buy direct from the studio), and which platform to use to organise your library, and manage your downloads and updates. But your library remains yours, independent of any of them.
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Nah not sold or interested on a federated blockchain system for games either.
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Throw in a few DDR chips and it might just work. 
( Can't wait for those assholes to go down under mandarin boys)
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Kinky phrasing.
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Copyright, Patent, Trademark law needs to die!
Or be modified to a completely different state.
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Hmm after reading the article link Tencent are not going for a full worldwide release. This is mostly a response to Steam trying to take over the Chinesse digital game market.
Anything that allows big companies to piss on small one is not going to die soon in USA.
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Yes, Steam is trying to do that with help from the biggest scammer in games industry, PWE.
My heart still bleeds when I remember one of the oldest lootboxes scandals. In STO.
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