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The Valve and Steam Platform Discussion Thread

KVVRR

Learned
Joined
Apr 28, 2020
Messages
618
Just don't buy early access games. I thought everybody learned this lesson years ago?
 

Latelistener

Arcane
Joined
May 25, 2016
Messages
2,594
I guess it's fine for Advanced Access but restricting Early Access refunds is BS. You should be able to refund a half-finished game even after years of testing it if the devs abandon it or fuck up in any other way.
They didn't change anything regarding Early Access. You could never refund it past 2 hours.
 

PlayerEmers

Educated
Joined
Sep 15, 2023
Messages
119
Location
Brazil
5 years ago

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lol
 

Caim

Arcane
Joined
Aug 1, 2013
Messages
15,942
Location
Dutchland
Imagine having a gaming rig so powerful you need to be in the arctic to cool it... and you just play Dark Souls with it.

We should invite this guy to the Codex.
 

lightbane

Arcane
Joined
Dec 27, 2008
Messages
10,263
Should have played Doom.
Or Blade of Agony, or any other Doom mod with inflated prerequisites.
 

Catacombs

Arcane
Patron
Joined
Aug 10, 2017
Messages
5,979
There is no way the FTC would allow it.
The FTC couldn't block Microsoft's acquisition of Blizzard because of its embarrassingly weak case in court. The failure set a precedent: If the FTC continues to be sloppy, it stands no chance against the Microsoft's army of highly paid lawyers.
 

Gerrard

Arcane
Joined
Nov 5, 2007
Messages
12,197
There is no way the FTC would allow it.
The FTC couldn't block Microsoft's acquisition of Blizzard because of its embarrassingly weak case in court. The failure set a precedent: If the FTC continues to be sloppy, it stands no chance against the Microsoft's army of highly paid lawyers.
Last I checked Blizzard didn't own the biggest PC game distribution platform.
 

ds

Cipher
Patron
Joined
Jul 17, 2013
Messages
1,435
Location
here
There is no such thing as blocking acquisitions anymore, that frog is already well above boiling. At best MS will have to make some small concession like pinky swearing to not abuse their monopoly too hard for a couple of years.
 

Rövtomte

Literate
Joined
Apr 22, 2024
Messages
11
Location
Wizard Tower
On the bright side, we'll get frequent valve titles (doubt it), but on the negative side they'll be crap.

It wont happen, but we're living in the dark ages, so anything is possible at this point.
 

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