Community MetaSteam | February 2026 - Romeo and Rogue: Dead Citadel Requiem

how about "NieR" and "Blue Point"? :P

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Is there a way to set launch options for all games in library automatically or am I stuck doing it one by one?
Feels like an option that should exist somewhere...
 
Exclusives were all fine when people had a fuckton of spare money in the 80s and 90s, not so much now.
Hardware exclusives made sense when games were cheaper to make, and porting games between platforms was harder due to radically different hardware. Y'know, when consoles actually had hardware that was cutting-edge at the time of their release.

Is there a way to set launch options for all games in library automatically or am I stuck doing it one by one?
Feels like an option that should exist somewhere...
There miiiight be some tools to mass-add them, since they're in a JSON file? Or, something like that. What are you wanting to do this for? I'm guessing it's a Linuxy thing.
 
In addition, although this case is about illegal gambling, it is important to note that Valve’s promotion of games that glorify violence and guns helps fuel the dangerous epidemic of gun violence, particularly among young gamers who can become numbed to grave violence before their brains are fully developed

Interesting side note there...
 
Here's the full lawsuit.

The main crux which separates CS from other games is that their skins can be resold via the Steam market and third party sites and the NYAG alleges that constitutes Valve operating an illicit casino. Ironically if lootbox items were account locked there probably wouldn't be a complaint.

As this is only a state suit, worst that'll happen is lootboxes are banned only in New York. But the walls are closing in on lootboxes and I think Valve knows that as they haven't released a new lootbox in nearly a year and tried new forms of monetization such as terminal cases. (I can guarantee Deadlock won't have a single lootbox). Brazil has a new law starting next month that bans lootboxes for under 18s and Valve has been mum about what they're going to do there. Also the EU has proposed a similar law wrt lootboxes for under 16s (but this hasn't passed yet and may take years to materialize).

Interesting side note there...
I played Deadlock and accidentally joined a cult. :pensive-face:

The US should shut the fuck up with anything regarding gun violence tbh
Weird how other countries enjoy these violent video games but have a tiny fraction of gun violence. I wonder what their secret is.
 


The presentation is 10/10. That with a CRT Filter with Shaderglass and I'm teleported back in time. I haven't had a chance to play a full level yet, so we'll have to see how good it actually is.
 
Lootboxes should be banned worldwide for anyone under 18 as far as I am concerned. In fact, so should several other lredatlry practices that the industry has so far avoided scrutiny for.
Plus, what are the parents doing? Why are they complaining instead of property parenting kids NOT TO pay these games?
 
Came across a long tweet where someone talks about what happened at Bluepoint in the last few years. The person claims to have gathered information from talking a few Bluepoint employees. No idea if it's true or fan fiction or rage bait. Can't believe anything you read on the internet, but it would be interesting if it's true.


I know some people are afraid they might burst into flames by clicking a Twitter link so here's the text;


Let's say that Schreier is right and this is all "not true"
The fact still stands that bluepoint did not get funding to continue because they failed to get a pitch greenlighted.

Anyone really believe Sony would have shuttered them if they had pitched a real GaaS game before Concord had been shuttered? If they were working on a GaaS game right now they would probably still be here (if that game showed promise and didn't get axed)

Schreier might be right that this is BS, but Schreier ISN't right about
"The developers are the ones who want to make GaaS"

Ignoring the ridiculous notion that the majority of developers have any say on what a studio will work on next.
Studio heads will pitch what the publisher wants to hear and not what they want to make themselves.

Otherwise, we have a situation like bluepoint where nothing what they pitch will be good enough for the publisher and they will be shut down.
 
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Anyone want a Resident Evil Village steam key? It's pretty heavily region locked; Australia, New Zealand, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macau, Singapore and South Korea or the only options.
 
Plus, what are the parents doing? Why are they complaining instead of property parenting kids NOT TO pay these games?

Sadly a lot of parents lack the knowledge of new technologies and/or gaming, or they are swamped by real-life responsibilities and don't have the time to deal with everything going on in their children's lives.