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Agreed with you, I love tf2 but it doesn’t quite scratch the same itch.
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EDIT: replied to the wrong comment, updating this comment to be relevant
Agreed with you, I love tf2 but it doesn’t quite scratch the same itch.
I’m not usually one to criticize art, but I’ve seen probably 7-8 comics by this artist so far and haven’t seen one yet with a punchline or message.
Appreciate you sharing that info with me. I’ll get checked.
Damn, that’s rough. How old are you (range is fine) if you don’t mind me asking? I’m in my mid-30s and thinking about trying to get my Doctor to get one covered for me.
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It worked with some games! I remember passing around CS1.5 and UT CD keys at LAN parties.
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And a huge number of art assets in general. These days in the AAA industry the artists work much faster than the designers and programmers, so by the time the designers and programmers have finished their part, the art team has had time to make 3-4 times as many assets as they really need.
Even Stadia had the courtesy to send everyone full lifetime refunds.


“seeing you hanging out with me” doesn’t feel very natural
Otherwise this is really great, the last panel alone is a great reaction imagine.


No disc on PC is totally different because the platform is more free. We have multiple store fronts, some are DRM free, some come with free compatability tools, we can install games free of a store, back data up to a hard drive and play that same game on a different PC all offline, we could burn our entire library to SD cards or CDs and produce our own physical media, we can use a million combinations of hardware and operating systems, etc.
Locking out discs also hurts game stores and gives consumers worse value for money since they can’t trade in games. Super shitty when there is only one digital storefront


TF2 is way up there for me. I’ve played on and off since launch and accumulated 2500 hours. I think lifetime I might have gotten value from the game because I sold off a bunch of items that appreciated.


The 405m has some advantages over this, I wouldn’t worry about it


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thankfully there are mods to disable cosmetics for those that don’t want to see them.
I really appreciate how much customization TF2 still allows. HUDs, configs, insane graphics tweaks, borderline cheating with legal console commands.