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r/gaming • u/SilentNova300 • 15h ago
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Yes, that's exactly what's happening.
There is such a release volume that, even with an abysmal hit rate, you still get a decent title every now and then.
The issue is having to filter all the garbage.
12 u/ThereAndFapAgain2 3h ago edited 2h ago 200 games a year is more than “every now and then” lol 2 u/Wes_Warhammer666 22m ago The every now and then part is you having to find the non-garbage. The successful discovery only happens now and then when there's only 200 in a sea of shit. 1 u/stellvia2016 56m ago Which is why Valve has been putting a lot of effort into improving their discovery tools this year.
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200 games a year is more than “every now and then” lol
2 u/Wes_Warhammer666 22m ago The every now and then part is you having to find the non-garbage. The successful discovery only happens now and then when there's only 200 in a sea of shit.
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The every now and then part is you having to find the non-garbage. The successful discovery only happens now and then when there's only 200 in a sea of shit.
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Which is why Valve has been putting a lot of effort into improving their discovery tools this year.
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u/Random_Guy_12345 7h ago
Yes, that's exactly what's happening.
There is such a release volume that, even with an abysmal hit rate, you still get a decent title every now and then.
The issue is having to filter all the garbage.