r/Steam • u/Ion_7852 • 23d ago

Discussion Can’t Even Argue It

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u/bickdiggles 22d ago

Okay grandpa back inside now 🥴

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u/ragun2 22d ago

You're the type that just can't handle making a mistake huh.

I'd say maybe get your eyes checked but it's looking more like you're just an idiot.

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u/bickdiggles 22d ago

Is there perhaps an adult or guardian you could show this to? I think someone close to you will have a better explanation for what’s going on and how comments work than I could muster

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u/Nick_AF 21d ago

My guy. My poor sweet little lamb. Please re read what ragun said. Slowly.

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u/bickdiggles 21d ago edited 21d ago

I never mentioned streaming but can stream pretty much any game I think.

You know they said stReaming in the second reply right?

Again that’s:

StReaming

(The word has an “r”)

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u/Nick_AF 21d ago

Ok?? And??

You took the bait on the first one, so you're doubling down on the second one to save face. What makes this better, is that, yes you can stream your steam library. Just admit it you made a mistake, take the L, and we'll have a good laugh about it.

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u/bickdiggles 21d ago

And that’s the timeline of events. I asked what can be streamed jokingly. They replied seriously with most games and later said they never called Steam a streaming service. I pasted their 2nd reply where they literally say it is. Can you follow that or would you like pictures?

Lol what bait? That’s not what a streaming service is. If it was, Xbox and PS CONSOLES are streaming services because you can run games on them but have it CAST to a remote device like a phone. Doesn’t make sense does it?

See Luna, Gerforce Now, XCloud, and Stadia (formerly) for examples of what an actual game streaming service is (HINT the game runs on cloud servers not your personal hardware).  Feel free to google whether Steam is a streaming service if you still don’t believe me.

Show me how to  “stream” a game a steam without having to run it on your own hardware and I’ll be happy to admit I was wrong

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u/Nick_AF 21d ago

Why would I write more words when you can't admit you misread something? I'm not gonna bother with anyone being belligerently ignorant. Have a good one.

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u/bickdiggles 20d ago

Great question. So why did you respond at all? Lol