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Oh right, you dont own a game company. Of course youre out of touch with what it takes to run this kind of business.
Balastro just got banned on some countries because politicians see cards(default ones, like in gambling games) in a game (wich they think are for children) but in some all it takes is relaunch with a new age rating. Try to guess what the dev will do? As any other dev would.
There you go, all devs in the whole industry would do the same. So theyre all lazy. There aint a single non-lazy dev out there. Maybe you could be the first. Do that, in some years answer this topic with a link to your bold non-lazy steam game
Even valve the epitome of exagerated polish 'take as long as needed' had to release Team Fortress 2 in some countries with the characters exploding as cogs, bolts and springs instead of body pieces. Yeah, the holy grail of pc gaming devs from half life are that 'lazy'. Trully this industry have no shame. Refund everything, play boardgames instead