This doesnt even matter because of the list contained in the article:
No Discussion forums and community hubs
No User-written text reviews
No Community-created guides and walkthroughs
No Screenshot, clip, and artwork sharing
No Community groups and curator recommendations
No Profile customization (badges, showcases, backgrounds)
No Community marketplace for in-game items
No Direct player-to-player item trading
No Digital trading cards, levelling, and points shop
No Universal controller remapping and gamepad support
No Big Picture mode for TVs and handheld PCs
No Remote Play and Remote Play Together
No Integrated game broadcasting and streaming tools
No Family library sharing across accounts
No Platform-wide mod hub (Steam Workshop equivalent)
No Personalized discovery queues
No Local network game file transfers
No Game version rollback optionsSweeney is a third rate duelist with a second rate deck
As a rimworld fan, it’s wild to me the lack of mod tools is so far down on the list. Steam Workshop is an incredible resource for gaming, and it’s the #1 reason I use steam over anything else. Epic is continuing their foot-shooting obsession by being so steadfastly against it.
Its a lack of everything. Epic isn’t just far behind they are in the Mariana Trench.
Yeah even fucking Xbox have had a built in LFG system for over a decade. I’d say Epic only views a launcher as a tool for data and revenue collection but considering how many years it took them to make a shopping cart function I can’t even claim that. They are just fully inept at absolutely everything.
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Boost checking in: looks fine.
That’s your instance/client. Looks fine on Mbin.
Fine on thunder too
Mobile gamers will never understand your struggles…
The question is why did it take a meme to push Valve to fix its awful, decades old Steam loading time?
It’s probably been in the works for awhile, no way is it possible to optimize an entire monolith in such a right time frame.
It seems plausible they just didn’t care enough and the fix actually was easy. After this long of it being slow, I don’t understand why it would coincidentally happen now other than a complacent blindspot being awoken.
I updated my client and startup still takes 15 seconds. Granted, my boot drive is a SATA3 Samsung 850 EVO, but 15 seconds is still much slower than any other program I have, even Adobe programs. So I don’t know if the update works universally for everyone or something went wrong.
what proves that this steam update is not vibe coded?
also its “cold start to store”
