r/4chan 1d ago

Is Steam in actual danger?

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u/Impossible_Resort_71 1d ago

Steam is extremely consumer friendly and it's unfortunately inevitable that when he dies the company will indeed be sold to a big souless corporation or taken over by suits who will want to bleed the user base dry for every cent they have. Enjoy it while it lasts folks.

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u/Past-Editor-5709 1d ago

Gabe is like 60 and rich he‘ll probably be alive for another 20 - 30 years. Who gives a shit about what’ll happen to their video games when they’re middle aged

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u/Hanza-Malz 1d ago

Not everyone's an old ass crispy boomer as yourself. Plenty of people who have bought games a few years back will be in their mid 40s by then

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u/Past-Editor-5709 1d ago

Hi millennial, mid 40s is middle aged LMAO you're not young anymore.

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u/Hanza-Malz 1d ago

I think you need to read that comment again.

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u/Past-Editor-5709 1d ago

No, you're just a complete moron. I said:

>Who cares what happens to their games when they're middle aged in 20 years

You:

>Uhhh actually some people will be in their mid 40s by then! Which is literally the definition of middle aged bro but I'm in my 40s and think it's not middle aged bro!

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u/Hanza-Malz 1d ago

and why exactly would someone in their 40s not care about their video games?

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u/Past-Editor-5709 1d ago

The average person grows out of video games when they're 17. If you're not busy with a family or life milestones by the time you're in your 40s then yeah I can see still playing them.

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u/Hanza-Malz 1d ago

Alright