Message from @Xaverius
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It kinda looks like an aircraft carrier
Look at that gorgeous tree.
for the rainbow six gamers here, where should i purchase it? steam or uplay?
Pirate Bay
Don’t give Ubisoft money
based but nomultiplayerpilled
Ahh. Well, if you’re that determined. Steam.
Order of operations for purchasing games:
GoG.com
Steam
Directly from developer
Publishers dodgy ass launcher
roger roger
>prioritizing shit-ass launchers over directly from developer
Sure, most of them got the steam herpes so it's the same thing for you, but at least you avoid the jew cut Gaben takes
gayben
Personally I also prioritize GOG
Due to the fact it has no DRM, so if I have to choose between Poland taking a cut and getting my ass rammed full of steam pipes, I take the first option.
check that if you get it on steam you dont have to use their shitty launcher anyway
Well. I guess it depends on the publisher, true.
With you-be-soft it's having to deal with a shitty launcher either way
It's a pretty sad state. A singleplayer game should not ever need a fucking launcher and with multiplayer ones it's sort of debatable.
And that's of course their own splash screens. Aggregate launchers are the stupides shit that frankly insults me.
It's my computer, I know where I fucking installed the game god fucking dammit
And the worst shit about even from-devs purchases being infected with steam is that even if you buy a DVD you won'T get rid of it.
>falling for the (((gog))) meme
@XoviaHarmile you brainlet that's a tall birch biome
>falling for the (((buying))) games meme
>falling for the (((pirate))) games meme
Pirating can only be bad when the studio that owns it isn't pozzed.
So, in other words, pirating can not ba bad.
are you advocating for piracy?
@Scale_e Dynamic Trees are alright.
they fuck with building spawning, though
(specifically with Railcraft's village-building spawning iirc)
@Ayylmao Buy it I would advice not to buy Starter Edition It's a pretty fun FPS Been playing it for 3 Years now Pretty fun game.
