I agree that developers should indeed be supported. But, this is steam we're talking about. I don't really support the idea of "renting" a game from steam. Basically, the reason why I wont get an account is because every game we buy belongs to steam and steam forces users to stay logged in through their client. They also don't like people sharing their games. For instance, there's a lot of games that I really loved and enjoyed so I bought hundreds of pc cd's of games I really liked. To me, I own those discs and no company is going to say "hey, we're shutting down, so give back our discs". But yet if steam shuts down, then everyone loses out completely. I know steam wont shut down because they are monopolizing over the game industry. But, it's the principle of people wanting to be able to own their own games without being forced to keep it on one computer. Back in the day, I could bring my games to my friends house and play and vice versa. Nowadays, steam says "you want to share your game, or let them play, then let me see their license". What the heck!? license!? This ain't driver's ed! Well, sorry, for being humorous about it all. I will indeed keep up with your work and see how you're doing with things. I agree wholeheartedly to support developers. Find me a way to support them without steam and I'll do what it takes. Other companies like steam are no different. GOG i'm a big fan of. I'd support them any day! You guys made a great looking game, just like the guys that created pixel piracy. 2 amazing developers that I wouldn't mind backing. Anyways, who knows, maybe one day we'll team up or do something big. Anyways, I'm glad you came to visit. It's not every day we get a developer from steam here that puts on a good speech like that.