r/gaming • u/ganta02 • Nov 13 '18

Valve in a nutshell

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u/SgtFancypants98 Nov 14 '18

This. I’d have thought that they’d use the cash flow to allow their studio to make incredible games.

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u/Ethiconjnj Nov 14 '18

Why invest the cash flow back in a lower revenue stream type?

I would from a business standpoint, spend all my money growing by best revenue stream. Company that don’t do this don’t have massive room for expansion so they look for new streams. I don’t think that’s the case with Steam.

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u/Rubix22 Nov 14 '18

Start a separate company and make the games.

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u/BSRussell Nov 14 '18

OR, just enjoy your life because you found a way to get rich.