The Steam network started acting strange.
Users of Windows 10 after installing the latest operating system updates I noticed that the Steam network has been acting strange lately. Some users have reported display empty grey Windows, and others do speak about a significant decrease in performance in games from a digital network Valve.
A little later, the Valve was reported in the same branch of the forum that it has fixed the problem in the new update the client software. And after an hour for the company representatives thanked Microsoft employee under the pseudonym mike_msft. Subsequently, the gamers began to accuse him of trying to sabotage the work of the digital network.
In his defense, Mike from Microsoft assured users that this situation has happened before, and personally he doesn’t know how Valve solved the problem or what caused it. In a long message he explained that employees of large companies working on complex operating systems or networking such as Steam no developer just physically can’t understand how the whole system works in General and each line of code separately. He also noted that the reason might lie not only in the work of Microsoft employees, but also, for example, in the bug-side API digital network Valve.
Gamers, in turn, asked representatives of both corporations to comment on Tim Sweeney (Tim Sweeney, founder of Epic Games, which caught Microsoft in a quest to destroy the Steam, as a competitor to the Windows Store. According to Sweeney, with each new upgrade of Windows 10 to the Steam network will appear more and more problems that will make the Windows Store a much more attractive alternative.
It is noteworthy that some gamers admitted that this problem was present in the Steam client for at least six months. Users beta client Valve and early versions of Windows 10 via the Windows Insider reported that the same problem anyway, have met in a long time.
