«This is not a joke,» says developer who I’m pretty sure is joking—and the best part is, he’s technically correct, too.
After months of horsing around, Valve finally made Deadlock official last week: You still can’t play it without an invitation, but at least now you can look at it on Steam. But that’s raised complaints from some quarters because it appears that Valve is rather blatantly breaking its own rules on what you can and cannot do with Steam store pages.
Okay, it’s not really «some quarters» so much as it is this one guy, but he’s putting enough effort into it to count for at least three or four guys:
«I AM NOT LAUGHING AND THIS IS NOT A JOKE», 3DGlyptics tweeted in response to someone who said the complaint was funny—and for the record we don’t normally do all-caps quotations, but I’m rolling with it here because, well, it’s funny. «VALVE SOFTWARE IS ACTIVELY VIOLATING THEIR OWN RULES — STORE PAGE SUBMISSIONS REQUIRE A MINIMUM OF 5 SCREENSHOTS — REVIEW PROCESS HAS BEEN INTENTIONALLY BYPASSED — I AM NOT LAUGHING.
