It’s always fun to purchase a new game on Steam — it’s a brand new story to experience, world to explore, online foes to inflict mischief upon. In the vast majority of cases, purchasing a new game yields good times, provided you’ve done your research and made sure it was a game you actually wanted to play before buying it. Sometimes, though, you get a bit of a hitch. Maybe the game ended up being poorly optimized or too powerful for
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