Blarghagh

Someone accused me of wearing "autism jeans" today. The heck does that mean?

Watched the first season of the Exorcist show after remembering it was a thing. Wanted horror, got a pretty bad Dan Brown story. Bah. Not even going to bother with season 2.

You forgot to add "does not require it's own thread" to the title. We have a thread on the epic game store exclusivity of the game. It's right here: https://forums.obsidian.net/topic/108935-the-outer-worlds-wont-launch-on-steam/

It's not a truck that you dump stuff on, it's a series of pipes!

Dear God yes.

Played video games with downstairs neighbours. Strange to have friends that don't live at least an hour's drive away.

I own it and I never even played it. >_>

I think it might also be a kneejerk reaction to show people want these games on Steam, not Epic.

Except he backtracked immediately. Just scroll ONE tweet down.

He has a name that can go on the game's store page. The human stretch goal. Seriously though does anyone know?

Star Maps leading to an ancient Star Forge.

What's Avellone's role in this? Is he just writing or is he involved in any kind of design or leadership capacity?

Once again, we have a topic on this subject. https://forums.obsidian.net/topic/108935-the-outer-worlds-wont-launch-on-steam/

I dunno how it translates to regular pushups but I can do 30 burpees before I pass out.

Here's a thought. You can have all the guns you want, but we ban triggers. It's the best way to prove guns don't kill people!

I haven't used them yet because I had Win7. And I still won't use them because ... I don't want to give them any more support than I already do via their O/S. It's not rational perhaps but yeah. I can sort of understand a perspective that extreme measures might be needed in order to get consumers to move away from what are current clients. People are often resistant to change of course. But I'd prefer/like if they could offer something more concrete to the consumer - like, different services/abilities Steam does not, or something along those lines - then "buying" exclusivity. Even something like a longer refund policy, like extending it to 3 or 4 hours played instead of just 2. Or how about being able to play Offline mode without having to login to Online to tell it to go Offline, first. Or a "revert to last version" patch ability in case the most recent patch makes you unable to play for some reason. Stuff like that. If you buy a game from the EGS you own it, the same as buying from GoG. The game can not be taken away from you if you get banned from your account, or removed from your Library by either GoG or EGS. Unlike with Steam where none of that is true. That right there is an improvement. I started using Steam under protest when it seemed that all of the series I liked at the time required Steam. I bought a physical copy of Empire Total War and Shogun 2 and was immediately forced to use Steam. The only thing the disc was good for was for running the Steam installer! I forgot what game this was, but bought a physical copy of something at some point, and when I opened the case it had a disc shaped paper cutout with a Steam code in it.

Fascinating.

Despite OPs prescience, this has now become just another duplicate thread. We have a thread on this. https://forums.obsidian.net/topic/108935-the-outer-worlds-wont-launch-on-steam/page-1

We have a thread on this. https://forums.obsidian.net/topic/108935-the-outer-worlds-wont-launch-on-steam/page-1

We have a thread on this. https://forums.obsidian.net/topic/108935-the-outer-worlds-wont-launch-on-steam/page-1

We have a thread on this. https://forums.obsidian.net/topic/108935-the-outer-worlds-wont-launch-on-steam/page-1

We have a thread on this. https://forums.obsidian.net/topic/108935-the-outer-worlds-wont-launch-on-steam/page-1

We have a thread on this. https://forums.obsidian.net/topic/108935-the-outer-worlds-wont-launch-on-steam/page-1

We have a thread on this. https://forums.obsidian.net/topic/108935-the-outer-worlds-wont-launch-on-steam/page-1

I do DDP yoga. It's ridiculously fun.