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Double Standards

Double Standards
Steam slides into your DMs offering a measly 10% discount and suddenly you're blushing like a schoolgirl, ready to empty your wallet for the fifteenth copy of Skyrim. But when Epic Games shows up with an ENTIRE FREE GAME—like, literally zero dollars—you're immediately on the phone with HR screaming about workplace violations. The audacity! The BETRAYAL! Steam could offer you a used napkin and gamers would frame it, but Epic literally throws AAA titles at people for free and gets treated like it committed a war crime. The gaming community's loyalty to Steam is stronger than most marriages, and Epic's desperate attempts to win people over with free games just makes everyone more suspicious. Nothing says "I don't trust you" quite like refusing free stuff out of pure spite.

How To Enjoy Your Games Like A Debugging Genius

How To Enjoy Your Games Like A Debugging Genius
BEHOLD, the ENLIGHTENED GAMER who has transcended the mortal realm of day-one purchases! While the peasants scream into their headsets about game-breaking bugs, this ABSOLUTE GENIUS waits a full year like some kind of gaming investment banker. 💅 The rest of us? FOOLS! Paying FULL PRICE for the privilege of being unpaid beta testers! Meanwhile, this distinguished individual strolls in fashionably late to the party with all bugs exterminated, mods galore, and a discount that would make your wallet weep tears of joy. It's the software development life cycle but for your ENTERTAINMENT, darling! Ship now, fix later - except this mastermind refuses to be part of the debugging team without compensation! The AUDACITY! The BRILLIANCE!

The Real Monster: Steam Sales

The Real Monster: Steam Sales
Gaming on PC means your wallet gets hunted more effectively than any monster in The Witcher. That -90% discount is the real magic spell here. Console gamers pay full price while PC gamers wait for Steam sales to transform $55 games into $5 impulse buys. The real monster slayer isn't Geralt - it's your empty bank account after you've bought 47 games you'll "definitely play someday." Truly the most dangerous prophecy of all.