I've been using Material Maker but I can't learn much from the 3 tutorials that exist, so I pirated the industry standard one with its 1000+ better tuts.
Also wasn't a good time using SD tuts while on MM, was very hard to find similar nodes/operations when following along. Made it much harder to actually learn what does what and why.
You do know it's a market place lil bro and the best marketplace available in general? The only better one I can think of is Costco and their tech return policies are worse than steam.
You do know DRM isn't enforced right? You can release without it.
You do know the refund policy is MORE consumer friendly than what the legal obligation from EU requires right?
If calling me a sheep helps you feel better about your poorly researched takes (and incredibly outdated). All the power to you. I've said my piece now, I have no further will to continue this fruitless yapping.
So does Nintendo's estore and they don't bother to filter or sort the slop out, it's a worthless store to search through. At least steam filters out the slop trash and allows refunds if you somehow fall for garbage.
What is your point here? Some niche forgotten game from 12 years weighs that heavily on your mind?
Where do you even find asset flip games? I haven't seen any in 5+ years and that period only existed because malicious people found the angle, which valve plugged.
Steam dominates the market because all my friends are there and we all have a great experience. Sales on PC games are better than physical console games ever get. Customer support and in general user experience has been phenomenal.
You can look past weaknesses that were addressed and solved my guy. Greedy assholes will always try to game the system and valve plugs those quick.
What? You can play multiplayer games np lol. It's just shitters like riot games, tarkov, GTA, and those other corpo fucks you can't play on because they want to harvest your info.
Adobe Substance Designer :D
I've been using Material Maker but I can't learn much from the 3 tutorials that exist, so I pirated the industry standard one with its 1000+ better tuts.
Also wasn't a good time using SD tuts while on MM, was very hard to find similar nodes/operations when following along. Made it much harder to actually learn what does what and why.