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GTA6 hasn't been restricted from the platform. The assumption that every game someone wants to complain about will be restricted isn't reasonable. The assumption that if A can be restricted the whole rest of the alphabet will be may not be reasonable either.
And it's not like with this one victory Collective Shout now controls gaming and everything they engage in activism toward will be restricted.
Yes, I know some people wish that everything they do ends in failure. But that's not realistic either.
Sometimes you just have to wait and see and try not to let your imagination run amok. No one is giving you points for scaring yourself.
Piracy still exists...
Secondly, what is the revenue amount of the games currently restricted? Is it really significant. I mean threats of doom and gloom are all well and good, but if it's just assumptions and fear mongering, not gonna have a lot of weight.
I think you over estimate gamer unity and impact. Be careful about projecting your wildly emotional response as being representative of Joe Everygamer. Some people may have opinions, but ultimately they're not going to do anything.
I do love the emotional appeals for Valve to do X otherwise catastrophe in one breath. But then in the next breath, you completely undercut all your arguments by making it clear you're not really a customer.
FYI, Steam isn't the only game store. Steam isn't obligated to host games they don't want to either you know. Why not buy a game from another store, or directly from the developer? Why does so much hinge on what Steam does?
Valve isn't going to abandon the most popular payment processors and open crypto banks to sell get around being able to sell sell affected games. Don't kid yourself.
No worries, it got removed and I was just pushing the message out there. Apologies if this caused you any inconvenience.
While my suggested ideas may not work, my point is just that I'm upset.
I believe in the collective gaming community and that we will ultimately win in the end of it all. Just expressing my thoughts on the subject, that if it becomes impossible to purchase certain games on every single platform since those payment processors operate on practically all gaming platforms, the only way to own a game would be to pirate it. If buying the game from the developer is a way to get the game, I would. Pirating is the last, in the solutions bucket. I would be a customer, if they let me be one.
The crypto thing is just one of the suggestions I have to keeping digital, it's a dumb suggestion of a solution. Just coming up with stuff to fight, the fight. I would pay cash if possible.
You can browse the Steam store where numerous tities are available, so it is odd yet again that you deem X is not acceptable (censorship) and take a moral stance while condoning Y, piracy which gives developers zero income.
If buying isn’t owning , piracy isn’t stealing, if steam is allowed to take what we buy aways after we’ve payed for it, what do you expect
And arbitrarily changing the terms you agreed to when you purchased software makes you what? Oh right, a bad customer. Your ignorance and self-serving thinking doesn't justify piracy, just fyi.
We need crypto payments, i couldn't care less about what VISA, Mastercard or anyone else tells ME to do with MY money.
There isn't a "need" for crypto, there is a want. It's not popular or trustworthy enough currently for valve, there's too many coins/meme coins/rug pulls/fraud involved, Valve has learned not to trust it due to rampant fraudulent transactions.