No one said that it is all like that, but enough of /b/ is so gross as to taint the reputation of the entire site. Allowing some of the stuff that is on there is enough guilt by association, even if some of the other boards have better discourse.

There are already comments claiming this, thanks.

Except when it was on 4chan and it was actual Nazis just being Nazis. So no, not blatantly sarcasm.

I only know it as “I approve of this”, not “lol, I don’t approve of this, but I say I am to be hilarious”. This is the danger of adopting this Nazi Internetspeak to be funny.

There’s no reason to be rude. See Rule 1.

“Based”?

Admirable; praiseworthy, especially if the thing that is considered “praiseworthy” is unpopular or controversial.

Probably not. Do games on the Epic Store cOSt TwIcE aS MucH? Do you routinely buy goods and services with irrelevant features to your needs?

Exactly. Not having an alternative marketplace–and no other one exists–is anti-customer and yet, you seem to have no problem with a Steam monopoly. Why?

Correct, correct, not correct (but if they don’t sell what I want, then I would buy it elsewhere).

What is the alternative to Steam?

Having a bunch of features that I don’t want or need is a waste. The Epic Store and Steam both do exactly what I need, so I don’t care about any of whatever the other features are.

There are almost 40,000 entries, I obviously cannot answer for all of them.

Still waiting for you to answer my question.

I did.

If you did, then I answered the genuine question you asked.

It’s all I need: I buy a game, I download and play it. I don’t need anything else.

How about you write what you mean and have quality conversation in the future?

There are tens of thousands of Steam-exclusive games: https://www.pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/List_of_games_exclusive_to_Steam

What is the alternative to Steam?

Their service is in no way worse: I buy games, and I get them.

I’m excited about the fact that someone provides an alternative to the monopoly that is Steam.

No, Steam are the monopoly now! The only other option is Good Old Games and for weird indie titles Itch.io.

Yes, I do, or else I wouldn’t have mentioned it. I’d prefer the publisher gets money over a middleman store. Isn’t that preferable?

Yikes. Good point.