Quoting: lionblaze55"DMarket is not affiliated with or endorsed by Valve Corporation."

What's the use? The money goes into their pocket anyway. :neutral:

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Has the most direct relation.

They turn a blind eye to the fact that Steam items can be resold on third-party sites + use them as an NFT/Blockchain.

https://www.blockchaingamer.biz/news/1537/dmarket-adds-steam/ [External Link]
https://www.golem.de/news/virtuelle-realitaet-skin-handel-auf-basis-von-blockchain-1809-136218.html [External Link]

I love Valve myself, but you don't have to think that they are perfect in everything. They also get a share from the sale of items on this platform.

We need to go all the way: not only to ban NFT on our site, but also to stop supporting others who sell NFT items.

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Not only has Valve banned NFT games from Steam...

But at the same time they themselves support a third-party NFT platform: https://dmarket.com [External Link] :whistle:

That's convenient, isn't it? :grin:

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Despite all the disadvantages, we need giants like Google to support Linux and games.

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Quoting: Liam DaweI made a prediction / hope on a Valve streaming service back in 2018.

Sure. After all, streaming is the future.

New players like Google and Amazon have already entered here. Microsoft is also pulling up.

If Valve doesn't launch its streaming service in the next year or two, they may lose everything. And no Linux will save them. That's why I'm a little scared for Valve. I hope Gabe and Co know what they are doing and will not miss the moment.

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It's sad that Valve supports Linux well, but abominably supports its games on Linux. Games need complete rework and native Vulkan.

Especially for games like Dota 2 and CS:GO they could try. But even the Dota with native Vulkan does not work very well, according to some users.

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Where can I read the full list of changes? Have you already got rid of DX9 and OpenGL in this update or not yet?

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Luna is what a lot of what people hoped / thought Stadia would be initially, with in subscription based to access a growing library of games, rather than Stadia being a store with an optional subscription part.

Strange. Stadia itself looks good. It's just that Google has fallen into the same trap as everyone else - no one wants to give up their Steam library.

Actually, I'm waiting for Valve to launch its own streaming service on its servers. You don't need to be a predictor to understand that Steam streaming is Valve's next project after the release of Steam Deck.

That's why they invest in Linux/Proton. And SteamOS will be the core of the service.

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Shame... :sick:

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The worst thing about this is that the release of the software stack (OS, big picture, anti-cheat, etc.) will also be delayed, although it has nothing to do with deliveries :cry: :angry:

Damn, Valve, do not take away from your customers at least a Big Picture and SteamOS!!! :sad:

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