Steam and Early Access!!!!

I think to stop all these garage games that never iron out their bugs need a boot put on their neck.

most of these games are all the same, like PUBG or games like it. They all use the same junk unreal engine.
They release a early access and then just do small updates to make it seem like they are working on their blatant cash grab.

I think steam should turn early access into free to play without ANY ingame cash shop. they shouldn't be able to make a single penny till the game is finished.
Otherwise all steam is doing, promoting more garbage games that will never see a finished product.

The only thing i think would be ok, is the option to support the devs with a option to give your own set donation through steam to the devs.
That donation however would not provide you with anything other than maybe a title, that title wouldn't give you any benefit though.

Right, so essentially what you're saying is steam shouldn't allow early access games?

I mean is anyone forcing you to download these early access games... no.

PUBG is #1 on steam atm! and can you picture your self making a game and you have no way to make a profite or something like that? how can you continue on your project?

Personally I like early access.... It is cool to see the games grow and develop.

Well not all games are crap...i bought Assetto Corsa since his early access and now look what it is...one of the best racing simulation...maybe Steam needs to improve the rules

Early access are cool because you see how the game improves overtime

Most steam early access games fail or die, maybe die upon release (ahem clockwork empires) but only a few survive, PUBG is going on the right track in early access

use to reads the article from security analyst as hacker might work with strategics to kills program and deleting cookies as so player to relogin and capturing details.

I think the idea of early access is cool but the way people abuse it makes it kind of bad imo.

To some degree, I agree with you. Most "early access" games will never make it out of their "early access" stage which does indeed promote lazy game development.