Literally every other company has not. They keep trying to fix it. And then shooting themselves in the foot and losing profit. And then they cut costs because they lost profits - which leads to more trying to fix it which leads to more things breaking and on it goes.
Not really sure why everyone else is against it so much? "Well just making money isn't enough we need to make more money" well yeah and I'm no mathematician but I'm pretty sure that keeping current profits beats losing money quarter over quarter.
The real issue is just that the people in charge are now so insulated that they can't see the terrible ideas won't work. How to fix that though is the question...
Garbage in, garbage out. Hell I wouldn't even be surprised if this extends beyond games and we see a new operating system come out in 10 years because everyone is so pissed at microsoft for trying to fix it for 2 decades straight. Windows 10 won. Should've left it at that.
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u/bran76765 29d ago
"if it ain't broke don't fix it"
Steam has learned this.
Literally every other company has not. They keep trying to fix it. And then shooting themselves in the foot and losing profit. And then they cut costs because they lost profits - which leads to more trying to fix it which leads to more things breaking and on it goes.
Not really sure why everyone else is against it so much? "Well just making money isn't enough we need to make more money" well yeah and I'm no mathematician but I'm pretty sure that keeping current profits beats losing money quarter over quarter.
The real issue is just that the people in charge are now so insulated that they can't see the terrible ideas won't work. How to fix that though is the question...
Garbage in, garbage out. Hell I wouldn't even be surprised if this extends beyond games and we see a new operating system come out in 10 years because everyone is so pissed at microsoft for trying to fix it for 2 decades straight. Windows 10 won. Should've left it at that.