There is a difference between passively allowing bad stuff to happen, and actively doing bad stuff.
I don't see that much difference. They are half-arsed about store and community moderation to such a degree that it feels like deliberate neglect. They chose the responsibility of running a platform, so need to do the job properly. If they need to hire more staff to do it, perhaps they could afford it from their billions of USD revenue.
My most recent such games were Her Story and Return of the Obra Dinn.
During Her Story I ended up with an A5 sheet full of keyword ideas I wanted to search the recordings for.
Obra Dinn had me draw multiple iterations of a ship deck while trying to figure out who was likely to sleep in which hammock :D
For the top dog PC game store, Valve could behave much much worse.
But also much much better. They are really hands off with scummy dev practices, such as paid review farms. Sentinels of the Store covered them here. After it blew up, Steam removed some of the most obvious cases, but afaik others remain.
Steam has also been hosting numerous outright neo-Nazi groups for many years (PDF) and never really stepped up effectively against them. User reports and media attention has limited effect.
I've been a lifetime Windows user, and the handful of times I had to use Mac was like pulling teeth. Every UI convention is slightly different, and I remember I found the file manager odd too.
My work is 90% on Adobe software and my main game nowadays in Genshin ๐ I checked ProtonDB for the rest of my games, and many are gold or worse. Having to mess around with command line stuff is already annoying in Windows, I don't want to have to do more of it, which seems to be the case with all Linux versions I've read about.
same, I stuck with Win7 for years after its support period ended because I didn't want to lose Aero ๐ฅบ
I'll stick to Win10 until the end of the support period, just like how I stuck to Win7 as long as I could ๐ฌ That was still my favourite OS, loved Aero ๐ฅบ
I wish I could erase all my memories of Obra Dinn, just so I could experience it again for the first time ๐ฅบ Also that soundtrack slaps!
been using it for years :)
Guild Wars 2, so far I put 4,800+ hours into it.
I like that it has so many kinds of solo and group content that I can just do whatever I'm in the mood for that day.
I'm still sticking to Windows mostly because of Adobe programs and gaming, so I guess I'll just have to go the usual massgrave.dev route and group-policy all the crap out of Win11 ๐ฎโ๐จ