So it's officially ok to hate this company now?

its been ok to hate them for years

>now

It's was ok since the CS:GO case update, but now it's mainstream.

>>388668262
Don't hate them for what they've become, love them because of what they once were.

>>388668767
Nothing has ever been truer than this.

>>388668262
There's literally no current video game company that isn't ok to hate

>>388668873
You can appreciate what they did in the past and still reasonably hate them. If they are shit now why would we act like they're still how they used to be.

>>388668262
Ever since the paid mods shitfest

>>388669750
valve paid mods was the lesser of two evils.

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>>388668873
Don't hate them for what they've become, love them because of what they once were.

>>388669750
Bethesda's idea.

>>388669945
It doesn't mean valve is not to blame for accepting the idea.

>>388668262
Absolutely, fuck them, they used to be my favourite company by a country mile but now? Fuck them.

>>388669860
Of what? Youtube is always in the red but Google kept it afloat as it strengthens their brand. Are you saying Valve couldn't do the same with CS? Keep the servers up even if the game sales didn't cover it and just use their Steam sale money as upkeep.

This is a fairly common practice in any industry. Just look at why consoles are sold at a loss. Valve is just greedy and doesn't care about games anymore.

>>388668262

It's been okay since 2004 newfag.

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>>388668262
It's been ok for a while, my friend. They're a hollow shell of what it used to be.

>>388668262
Yes. They don't give a shit about the very series that made them who they are. Fuck them. Fuck them and fuck the fatass at the top.

>>388670585
>This is a fairly common practice in any industry
nope

>>388670585

>the monopoly video website of the internet that makes or breaks music artists is always in the red

lmao

>common practice in the industry

No. It's the razor-razorblade model, not filling the budget gaps with completely unrelated revenue.