IMO if it’s exclusive to one store, sailing the seas is morally just.

One reason is Valve has put a fuckton of effort into linux support. So for linux users, buying a game on Steam means it’s probably going to work right out of the box. Buying from Epic, it’s a crapshoot.

For example, I spent hours trying to get Red Dead Redemption 2 that I had bought from Epic to work. Never did, something with rockstar launcher compatibility. Gave up and bought it again on Steam, worked the first time I hit play.

I probably wouldn’t have even heard of this mod if the creators had not been this bitter about the poor reception.

Me neither; but now I’m going to check it out for the laughs. Mission accomplished?

I love GOG, but I hope not. GOGs lack of linux support and forcing the mod to install through their client made FO:L take more work to figure out than if it would have been also hosted on Nexus or Steam.

It’s been two weeks since Fallout: London arrived, for free, and earlier than expected.

What part of Fallout: London was “earlier than expected?”

Its… A free mod. But if you are one of the 8 people that doesn’t already own a copy of Fallout 4, go ahead and pirate it, they’ve made their money.

Well, thank you. Now I feel silly I went almost 500 hours without finding that setting.

I was psyched for that until the first thing I saw was other players. I don’t feel alone at all, I’ve got xXxHugeDonger420xXx jerkily flying around my screen. Who do I have to stab to get an actual single player mode?

And your favorite pirate site negates the need to give capcom any money.