@NYamYam13 just get what you need (^o^)=b
i recommend 1TB for small games and/or pictures
videos and other large files should use at least 2TB.
but get what you can buy 😭😭, its very expensive at the current market-
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Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney says Steam is missing out on millions of PC players because it doesn’t have games like Fortnite, Riot Games titles, or Genshin Impact.
Sweeney said Valve has “a nice thing going on on PC,” but added that Steam is “missing out on a lot of opportunity” by not having those games available on the platform.
Sweeney also said Epic wants to work with Valve in the future, explaining, “We would love to interoperate with every company willing and to connect all the gamers.”
if im buying food, i want to know if it has carcinogenic components and actual food rather than 50% arsenic and 20% plastic instead of a fucking banana.
also, just stop shoving the "AI is inevitable" bullshit. it is inevitable to YOU cuz YOU'RE BEING PAID for it.
Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney has called Valve’s AI disclosure policy on Steam “irresponsible,” arguing that forcing developers to label games using AI could unfairly target smaller studios.
Sweeney believes AI will soon be a normal part of game development, so requiring developers to label games that use AI “makes no sense.”
"I think it's really irresponsible of Valve. They shouldn't do it, because it makes it much, much, much harder for a game developer to have a chance of success. You have to choose from either not using tools that can make you way more productive, and probably failing due to competition that does."
He also warned that these labels could make it easier for people to review-bomb games, especially those made by smaller studios.