Dud you’ll have people posting shit in steam forums who haven’t even bought the game bitching and moaning.
I saw a post on the forum for a game I’ve been playing recently and it was “One Year Anniversary: never forget the dev added a pronoun selector at character creation. Never buying this garbage.”
Game in question is Lunacid, and apparently the dev added the pronoun selector specifically to bait the trolls. And the pronouns are literally never used in any capacity. It’s just flavor text.
ETA: I believe steam forums should be locked unless you’ve bought the game in question and played for at least like an hour or so. The damn points shop makes you play your games for at least 2 hours before you can get any of that useless shit, so why not the forums?
I can’t. There are games that are even bigger than that. Red Dead 2, for instance.
Jedi Survivor.
Master Chief Collection.
Any other actually big game that’s come out in the last ten years.
Edit: I actually found 25 of the Biggest Games By File Size
I got the Tomb Raider Legend trilogy for less than $3 cause I just finished playing the reboot trilogy after spending $10 for all three of those and their DLCs.
I started with Anniversary, but went back and started Legend because the order is apparently Legend, Anniversary, then Underworld. I’m kinda into it so far. I get why these adventure/mercenary type games are so popular and people kept making them with Uncharted and such.
It really makes me want to play the new Indiana Jones game that just came out. It looks great and I’ve been hearing nothing but good things.
That’s probably why I never really build anything and just mess with other people’s workshop creations.
My favorites are pretty much any ship that has been remade in SE from other franchises like Halo or Star Wars, and people get pretty accurate with them. Otherwise I like the collections that people make based around an aesthetic, like having a whole line of ships from a “company” that perform different tasks.
It’s a Bethesda/MachineGames game. The only separate account it might have you make (which is a big if) is one for Bethesda.net.
However my experience with Bethesda games has been they don’t use a separate launcher and they don’t require a separate login.
Honestly I’d say most people don’t know what they like until they find it.