Firmly agree, I think their primary issue is it's hard to find a game that they refuse that would be a decent game to back that type of cause. This is just due to the nature of the games that get rejected on Steam. They're the controversial leaning style games.
This one in particular for sure isn't a good choice, because of the underage controversy but, all of these style games are also going to have a pretty vocal and not so small group against this type of effort.
I have to disagree to be honest. Not because I think that they should allow a naked guy with a young girl(gross), but because in the time that it took for steam to review the game and give a verdict, they had already changed it on their own to be a different model.
For them to refuse re-submission of the game is pretty dumb, considering that the offending content(if that is what it was) had already been fixed in the release build and steam was operating under old information.
If they haden't already changed it for the release candidate I would be fully on board, but clearly they saw wrong in it as well which was why they had changed it prior to steams decision.
Steam forced an early release build of the game way earlier than they normally asked for, which meant it was exactly that, a pre-release build, meaning it had not gone through the proper channels for vetting or checking to make sure that what they wanted to publish was a final product. Then when requested for a review of the actual final build, steam refused. This combined with the fact that the only storefront that blocked the release was steam, I definitely think steam is the bad guy here.
BEING SAID, this might not be the reason anyway, reading the struggles of this games development process, steam had already posted concern about the live action portions of the game, so I'm expecting it might have been a combination of the nudity aspect of the game (even if not intended to arouse) and the live action portions. I assume steam was already looking for a reason to block this release, and when they were given one they just went with it.
omg yes, I loved when games gave a replay stories or replay core concepts section of the menu, it's not that hard to add but it lets you recap as well!
unpausable cutscenes. Nothing bugs me more than getting interrupted in the middle of a cutscene and not being able to press escape to pause the cutscene. You're forced to try to split your attention between what interrupted you and the cutscene or restart and see the cutscene from the beginning again.
Extra annoyance points if escape immediately skips the cutscene without any indication it's going to.
I threw it into a reverse image search and I do have to agree with the other two. It does look to be in a ademco keypad. I had a lot of hits on Ademco 6139
Not only that, theres also an increasing number of anticheat's that supports linux, however they have it intentionally disabled so when you run the game it either blocks you or in worse case bans your account as a whole
you arent the only one. I had suck a painful onboarding process with next cloud from the docker setup to the speed of it to the UI that I just gave up and decided to use a combination of immich and syncthing instead.
My grandfather's reason for it. "It will be too different from my current system"
... the only thing he does is the web browser, and bookworm deluxe which i have confirmed does work via wine. I was recommending him install an OS called q4os, which I have on my laptop, I showed him the side by side comparison of q4os vs windows. For a point of reference this is what q4os looks like
Fair, the first thing I teach anyone who gets a dualboot up and running, is how to install boot repair disk on a flash drive and how to run the system repair on it(easy enough since it autoruns). It fixes most basic BS that windows can do to a Linux install
it probably is illegal in some countries, the problem is google almost always goes by a do it and see if you get in trouble instead of just following laws.
I somewhat agree with their mentality on post 2022 Debian since they had changed the default and made it harder to disable non-free from the start but, from what I understood by reading the FAQ page, even prior to bookworm it wasn't endorsed due to having the toggle in the first place, which I find super weird.
It didn't until 2022 or so, it's had a toggle that can be turned on or off for non-free repo's for as long as I can remember but, starting around 2022 they changed the default to allow for non-free (and also apparently made it a pain in the butt for the live install to disable it because its a boot param now instead of a toggle)
They actually explain why they don't endorse Debian in the link the person above you added. Apparently since you /can/ enable the non-free repos in the installer, it doesn't classify as 100% free. I don't agree with the statement and find it weird, but that's how they defined it.
It's not just by default it seems, they excluded Debian because it had a toggle to be able to choose to add it during install(pre-2022), so it seems that their criteria is any type of affiliation with non-free software
I saw a lot of Silksong and peak; BF6, blue prince, nightrein and there was a passing glance at split fiction I also had 1 creator I follow play death stranding 2 and KD2
one just started e33 last week so I been watching that. The rest fell out of my circle of 40 or 50 streamers.
Note: I technically saw at least 4 people playing silent hill F but didn't count it as I never saw anyone stream it that wasn't sponsored so I didn't feel it was a good representation if it
I decided to go through and mark what I didn't see
Dk bomanza (surprisingly as many were Nintendo fans)
.Indiana jones
ghost of yotai (surprising because I watch a few souls streamers)
hades 2
ninja gaiden 4
sinobi art of vengence
Lego voyagers
sonic racing
all the fighter category
all the vr category
abaolum
all the mobile games (makes sense)
ff14 dawntrail
avowed
f1 25
tempest rising
ff tactics (probally cause port)
two point museum
all the impact category
So looking back, I guess I did see a few of them more than I thought I had, but there was still a good chunk that just never appeared on the creators I followed.
I wasn't aware that they couldn't add that to their renewable terms. I'm actually surprised about that