appreciate you for the hard work and great content brother

Great job

your the best!

Damn bro. One day your just shooting baddies in Nether, the next you have 200k followers on KZfaq. Grats man! Hope you hit that million mark one day in the future, I'll be around when you do!

excited for the future of the channel, the plans seem sick I'm happy for u man.

They don't sell Tiles...must be trash!

@@JosamaBinBiden LMFAO

@@BigfryTV Theses aren't Mass Marketing Online Role Playing Games? WTF were they thinking!😂

wel.... i dunno. I´d rather say that these are small scams. Calling this a game, i mean.... it´s far-fetched

@@JosamaBinBiden Sall good man, you'll be rich in no time flipping those tiles.

Its not even on mobile.

They said the game was available or had an agreement with a shop in India. Region locked most likely

@@MrBaracu it is. Look it up on youtube at least

@@faridrv3889 whats its name on app store?

I found it on a third part app store. Taptap, the game is called mpl rouge heist

Cause steam don’t care as long as the devs give them cash that’s just my guest

@@baddriversofthenorcalarea500 aoe3?

@@90bubbel60 age of empires

@@baddriversofthenorcalarea500 ah i see

Cause moderation is a bitch. Let’s break it down bit by bit: steam is a huge platform with millions of people using it. There is roughly 50,361 games on steam (at the time of commenting) that are of varying quality. Valve has roughly 360 employees total. If valve were to actually verify each game that goes onto their platform, they would probably end up with a human rights violation. Also, this would lead to a stagnation in the various other things that valve is working on (such as new games, VR hardware, VR software, Linux support, steam big picture mode support, steampal, etc). The main thing I’m trying to get at is that valve can’t really do human moderation as it would eat up too much time and resources. AI moderation isn’t a good solution either. If youtube, a company that is being backed by the largest tech firm in the world can’t get it right, then how could a relatively tiny company like valve hope to create a moderation AI that could even begin to help with steams current issues. You also have to add in the fact that video games are much more complex than videos. If KZfaq’s moderation bot still makes mistakes on a consistent basis with something as simple as a video, then imagine the horror and frustration that would arrive from a steam moderation bot. Steams current approach is honestly far better in the long run for both devs, players and valve. An AI would be expensive as hell and it might not even work. As for human moderation: the employees have families ya know. As for why they are still up? Most likely for a similar reason as above, valve doesn’t want to make mistakes. First, how would valve define a game that will be removed? Is it based off of player count, review scores, steam discussions, etc? We can’t use player count as it usually fluctuates for a lot of games, we can’t use updates since the devs could actually be working on a massive update for the game, we can’t use review scores as they can often change massively over time (think NMS), nor can we use discussions, etc. again, steams current approach is honestly the best one out of them all. If you want steam to notice a bad game, report it and spread the word. You also have to remember that a company of only 360 people are running not just steam but also CS:GO, TF2, Half life Alyx, DOTA and all of the other programs that I’ve mentioned above; they have a lot to work on. Moderation is extremely hard, to the point that even companies far larger than steam struggle with it. It isn’t a simple on or off switch, you can’t just turn it on; you’ve gotta pour shit tons of time and money into it for something that will be broken within hours. Moderation just isn’t worth it. Hope this clears some things up!

Keep making games, we need good developers in the industry!

I'd rather him be a game tester, coding and animation have a really steep learning curve, i got animation experience and it took me atleast 4 years to master (mostly because i started at such a young age, the time could be lesser), but i still have to get coding down.

If he makes a bad game then he'll rant his own game "Playing a shitty early access game made by a fatso dev 😂😂"

I try, man! Thank you!

No, thank you big fry for making me more observant and carful when buying out titles and saving me so much in the past year. Thank you.

this shit so wholesome lol

got to make hard decision.

@Lassi Kinnunen 81 it's their best option. They don't have enough funds to finish a pc port so why not. If they can get enough funds they will make the pc version. The android gaming market is huge and growing so I can see this selling ok on that platform.

No, I would say more along the lines of a voting system where players can tell steam whether or not the game is being developed or doing what they claimed to set out to. If it reaches a certain percentage of players it will be made instantly refundable

@@5000Seabass thats a lot of extra work and steps. It should just be refundable at any point.