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Name an instance of a license being revoked without a reasonable explanation.
Some devs are responsive to requests to check currency value etc, but not many are willing to change prices for every country. Being in the eu they're likely just going to use the recommended price for Germany/the eu
If you don't care about your rights, you don't care about other people as well. Despite this: stop exploiting my comment for what it's not.
The gamer, depending on its location on earth, is more or less getting fkd over; here in Poland especially.
Is there any reason why me/others should care and play along this any longer?
Wait a sec, what should we do exactly? Contact thousands of game developers and additionally shell out our lifetime besides the money? Nah bro, this is too much asked for. People made it already aware for a decade+ that something is off incl. creating petitions (current one has 30k).
I think it's time to look for -100% offers.
If only games were affected in Poland, this would be actually okayish!
Are you reading what you are posting?
This is a general problem which effects every game on Steam.
Fighting symptoms is what you propose?
Dude listen.
Are you even affected by these problems? If you would be affected by this, you wouldn't write utterly bs like this:
"Improving countries economy" or stuff like "increase currency value". As if we are talking about just adjusting the slider in the newest Civ to be honored with fair prices in 3 decades.
There are ways to get games and I hate those who force us to do it this way. I've been fair and supporting devs for two decades straight. But this ends now.
Then be vocal to the Devs of the games you're interested in because they set prices.
Are you a troll? Economics are not a game and "competent leadership" is no answer to a geographical & history tied location like Poland. I guess you understand that very well.
Besides:
We've been vocal for a decade+.
Maybe it's time to encourage other methods of obtaining games to make them hear us.
Laziness? So you accuse Poles of being lazy regarding this matter bc they voice this issue only to reach as much folks as possible regarding being on the top list most expensive game prices in a nation with pays low wages?
There is also a petition going with 30k signs collected. But what is it worth?
I'm 100%ly sure you wouldn't complain and do it very differently.
Also, you would wait years for offers, engage in politics or even wait a decade before you can get your hands on a game for a good price.
A person here or there wont do much, especially when it's not in a game hub or not contacting a developer/publisher directly. "Steam Discussions" is not exactly a place many game devs visit, they tend to stick to their own sites, their own game hub or their own official discords.
That is unlikely to sway a Dev/Publisher, and continual hinting at piracy is something Valve highly frowns upon, it's one of their super rules of what not to do on the forum.
That, and if people aren't buying during large steam sales then chances are even with consideration for currency they aren't going to buy it at all, so such consideration is largely pointless because it just shows some just want 90% off or free as more of a 'default'.
It's just fair that we have to pay high prices and I guess we understand.
We will try to choose our leadership correctly, up our economics and make make the currency value rise higher. Also, I will try to contact the devs to adjust their price of a game I want which I think is effective.
Also, we Poles are lazy; I think it's a known fact and fair to mention as well. Discussing issues online here and there... it's better to shut up and play along.
Didn't want to upset anyone!
Thanks for enlightening me.
To those funny guys mentioning piracy; smelling some authority-roleplay opportunity to shut me up or whatever: everything outside of Steam; that includes Humble Bundle etc.
Devs/Publishers set the price. You can politely in good faith ask a Dev or Publisher of a game you're interested in to consider different pricing, though anything else will tend to result in them never considering it.