Why should I buy on Steam rather than Epic? : r/pcgaming - Reddit
There's also Steam's 'share library' feature, so that you and a friend can share libraries. It has some limitations - only one of you can use a shared library game online at once (but the owner of the game can play offline, whilst the friend can play the shared game online). Steam and Epic are very different - depending on what you're looking for.
Pro's & cons of steam vs gamepass on PC? : r/XboxGamePass
2021年10月29日 · Steam games play smoother but I haven’t had any problems at all with gamepass but a lot of people do. You keep the games as long as the pass is active and the games aren’t being taken off. I trust steam more than anything else but gamepass has been a big hit for me also and I just bought a series s so now it’s even better.
Is it better to preorder on Steam or Battle.net? : r/blackops6 - Reddit
Since releasing mod support and making it available for Steam only would generate a negative reaction from more of the player base than a positive one, Activision has no real incentive to add mod support comparable to BO3 in future CoD games, such as BO6. As for preordering on Steam or Battle.net, it is largely up to personal preference.
GOG vs. Steam. Which is better/more reliable? : r/pcgaming - Reddit
2022年9月16日 · Steam is rather unlikely to be closed in the next 10 years, whereas other launchers /shops don't look like they are going to survive for much longer (Origin/EA App non-development, EGS sabotaging itself with constant freebies, Uplay, Rockstar and 2K being disasters and Bethesda Launcher folding on its own)
Battle Net vs Steam : r/ModernWarfareII - Reddit
steam vs Battle net is a no brainer steam has alot of games battle net has next to nothing and 99.9% of battle net is micro transactions, buy a game thats it. enough said. Reply reply NorthstR
New Player - Steam VS Battle net (performance and player base) …
2023年1月30日 · Steam and Battle.net versions have a shared player pool. I've seen conflicting information about the game being ~25GB and ~125GB, both Steam and Battlenet say it's 125GB storage. Can anyone confirm how much storage this game will actually take on my computer?
Steam Vs. GOG : r/gaming - Reddit
Ah, the age-old question of Steam vs. GOG. Well, Steam is like a bustling city with lots of people and entertainment options, while GOG is more like a cozy village with a focus on classic games and DRM-free goodness.
Steam or Standalone version? : r/RetroArch - Reddit
2022年8月31日 · The steam version has fewer cores, they are adding little by little, and while playing, I notice some slight crashes that the standalone version doesn't have. What the steam version has is the convenience of adding cores by itself, but until then, it doesn't matter to me, and generates an unnecessary dependence on steam.
If you buy a game for PC, would you go for Steam or for ... - Reddit
2022年12月21日 · Microsoft store for sure. Steam is dying for me only log on to find hundreds of games I'll never on my library. I just log on Dota 2 and use wallpaper engine from steam. I like achievement system better on Microsoft store and game pass is amazing!
Steam vs. Meta PCVR : r/GhostsOfTabor - Reddit
2024年1月20日 · Steam deck vs xbox comments. r/virtualreality. r/virtualreality. A place to discuss any and all things ...