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Sorry but I do not want to drive 2+ hours to get a steam gift card every time I want buy something. It might be worth it to you but not others.
Visa and Mastercard wouldn’t care. If valve didn’t comply they were going to stop doing business with valve anyway.
The point is not about some specific game being censored it is about them "payment processor" having anything to do with what people can and can't spend their money on. This is a major red flag, what they will arbitrarily ban next? Your favorite drinks for being sugary?
/Have a great day.
Which would require Valve to have a banking license. Which a game company is not going to get easily if at all and would place more regulations on Valve.
They wouldn't care at all because after doing some math, Steam accounts for less than 0.2% of the combined revenue of VISA/Mastercard, its a rounding error for them.
Valve massively needs MC/VISA, where as VISA/Mastercard do not need Valve at all.
And vast majority of gamers wouldn't decide to get steam wallet cards, its way to inconvienient, rather they would just take their business else where that still take MC/VISA.
right? The amount of costs, time, and effort all for what? just so they can sell some degenerate content that no decent human being would want to play and makes no to little money for Steam anyways?
The latter behavior is popular on this board as you might imagine.
Its about picking your battles on something that is actually worth while... this isn't it.
They definitely have history with the community with 1,326 posts including posts where they discussed censorship.