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Why would anyone actually want to though
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A top weekly thread from r/pcmasterrace, drawing 20,690 score and 1,409 comments.

It rose to the top of The Games Pages, making it a useful signal for what this audience argued about or shared this week.

Key details

  • r/pcmasterrace ranked it at story 4 for The Games Pages.
  • 1,409 Reddit comments were reported on the source post.

Discussion angles

  • What the headline says about the games pages.
  • Why r/pcmasterrace pushed it above surrounding stories.
  • Whether the discussion has broader relevance beyond the subreddit.

Top comments

The top 5 comments collected for this story carried 10,127 combined score. The quotes below are short excerpts from the highest-ranked visible comments.

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u/Hopeful_Leg_6200 · 4,622 score
Let me tell you something. I've been on STEAM for over 20 years I had an issue with a game that was unplayable. Unplayable, it was NBA 2K20, there was no way to save the game....
u/JayPeePee · 2,362 score
Nothing enrages me more than buying a game on steam, and then having to download a separate launcher. Steam has it down, just let me use it, damn it!
u/Benemisis · 1,588 score
yeah blame Valve and steam meanwhile nobody can offer their quality of service. All other offers (except gog) are just greedy public companies with agendas that will never respect players and will be worse over years.
u/woobzy · 873 score
Media attached to u/Coffee1341's comment
The duality of… no one Valve just wins
u/Coffee1341 · 682 score
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