CarbonatedFalcon
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So here's a question:
With the announcement of the Xbox Game Pass subscription service, and things like the Humble Monthly Bundle providing a game subscription service (+ persistent store discount), why doesn't Valve itself develop a similar model of sorts for the Steam storefront?
It seems like an obvious business move.
Though Valve developers seem to be mostly focused on fiddling with VR right now, and providing close to the bare minimum support for CS: GO and Dota 2, so long as the community continues to make cosmetics.
There doesn't seem to be much interest there in bettering/developing other things. I don't really know if you would consider Valve a "game" developer at this point, more of a steward of curator of the storefront, and a couple games.
With the announcement of the Xbox Game Pass subscription service, and things like the Humble Monthly Bundle providing a game subscription service (+ persistent store discount), why doesn't Valve itself develop a similar model of sorts for the Steam storefront?
It seems like an obvious business move.
Though Valve developers seem to be mostly focused on fiddling with VR right now, and providing close to the bare minimum support for CS: GO and Dota 2, so long as the community continues to make cosmetics.
There doesn't seem to be much interest there in bettering/developing other things. I don't really know if you would consider Valve a "game" developer at this point, more of a steward of curator of the storefront, and a couple games.