Mostly singleplayer, when I feel like I've completed the most that the game would offer. Sometimes save cheesing/rng manipulation if I can't get a certain thing to go my way, but not a lot.
On multiplayer, I did used to play anarchy minecraft servers (where cheats level the playing ground for everyone), but nothing that breaks that balance. Multiplayer is only fun when everyone has similar tools to you.
Cross game integration. I was recently playing Last Command B-Side, and in a certain part, the game picked stages themed around the games I have installed and it blew me away.
What company puts legal pressure on a mod this iconic, it does not make sense, it's literally free advertising on a completely different game that cannot affect any revenue they make from Thomas negatively.
If controller manufacturers stuck to their original color scheme it would be way less confusing for most, with the color button prompts on games it used to be much easier to use a different console, but all of the newer controllers are turning colorless which makes switching to another one and getting the hang of it much harder.
Grey wolves are considered as a historic symbol by Turks, similar to how a bald eagle is treated by americans or dragons to Chinese people. You can also see ultra-nationalist people of these countries use these symbols a lot, but it doesn't change the meaning of these symbols to the majority of the country's population.
I have a big physical manga collection, but I can't imagine paying a single cent to access manga digitally, let alone a subscription. For each one on my collection, I've already pirated digitally to read them. But I'd rather keep a permanent physical copy than being allowed to read it each month for a price.
Steam storefront for Android, sounds very interesting.