Windows kernel drivers are signed by Microsoft. They must have rubber stamped this for this to go through, though.

Try to keep up.

This time. Last time it did affect Linux. It doesn’t have anything to do with Microsoft.
Sorry to burst your bubble.

🙄 and then everyone clapped

So… Microsoft couldn’t have “rubber-stamped” anything to do with the outage.

How do you function in life?

What about the Mac and Linux PCs? Did Microsoft sign those too?

It’s a real photograph from this morning.

Bitchin’ Camaros!

So… You still refuse to back anything up. Classy.

What calculations? Lmao.
You refuse to prove what you’re saying. Show us how every online storefront has different full sale pricing for the same games.

There are no calculations needed. You simple look at the price for the same games on different stores. But you’re somehow unable to do that?

Someday, when you actually interact with people in real life, in person, and don’t rely on your parents for everything you’ll see how stupid your entire “argument” is.

You’ve also never made anything, so you really have absolutely no idea what you’re talking about.

Still waiting for the price comparisons

If you’re an idiot, sure

Have you ever made anything in your entire life?

You seriously think $5 is enough to cover dev costs? Payroll? Rent? Are you out of your mind?

Still waiting on those price comparisons.

Stop destroying the dream!!

Show us price comparisons between storefronts. Prove what you’re saying. Full retail price, not sales prices.

You would know

So what game do you think cost less than $7 to make?

What exactly is your point? The comment you linked to has me saying I am poor, and the comment your replying to says the same thing. Ten bucks for one full video game in six months is not being overcharged. A pair of jeans is more than ten bucks.

If you’re arguing that the only good game is a free game, I’m not going to agree with you. I will happily pirate “AAA” games, but indie games I’ll pay for.

Highschool freshman edge bs is annoying as hell. You’re not as smart as you think you are.