It seems to have plateaued and increasing more slowly. Combining data from Steam and Statcounter reveals this:
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Wait what? I thought the EU could be my future salvation! If the EU regulations are too harsh, and the US regulations are so slack that billion dollar monopolistic tech companies can thrive, Australia is just America lite but with mining instead of big tech, and developing nations are still developing and don't have good amenities and the communist nations are largely dictators where do I go?
The EU is still an infinitely better place to live than the US, lol.
Ok, thank you!