Here's the actual quote straight from the EULA :

you may upload recordings of yourself playing the Game on channels like Twitch.com and
YouTube.com etc, provided that such use is done in good taste and does not infringe on the intellectual
property rights of Hatrabbit or reflect negative on Hatrabbit or the Game.

https://steamhost.cn/eula/567730_eula_0
(chapter 9)

So if you trim that sentence to get rid of the unneed stuff for the topic at hand :

you may upload recordings of yourself playing the Game on channels like Twitch.com and
YouTube.com provided that such use does not reflect negative on Hatrabbit or the Game.

That's pretty much saying "No bad reviews on Youtube / Twitch"

Yes, you can get your own set of achievements.
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/app/776960/discussions/0/2595630410192899804/

Fair enough, but those comments don't provide much and the link to medium they give is dead, since that post has been made unavailable too.

Here's an archive of the rebuttal.

http://archive.is/m19YZ

Given how extensive is the article, it seems whoever wrote that isn't aware of it.
Maybe you should get your guy to contact her ?

Also, Iconoclast royalties weren't handled by Dangen.
Limiting the possibilities of them fucking up.

... ah, crap, I missed that part in the conclusions.

Dangen refuses to give DE dev back control of his Steam and Switch product pages. I have given up on ever receiving any further DE royalties from Q3 or Q4 and any proof they paid withholding tax to the Japanese government. Dangen continues to exploit DE and FK’s assets without approval.

So, yeah, apparently buying Devil Engine right now probably don't send any money to the devs.

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Reason : too dumb to read something up to the very end

Thing is, Horizon Chase is pretty generic in the first place...

"Shenmou" ? Seriously?

OK, but which parts are from Ragnarok?

How about using the real quote instead of that TL;DR?

Just to clarify, nobody is taking the game from your library. It will still be there and you will forever be able to play it. You bought a completed game and that is what you got, it's yours forever!

What we are doing is no longer working on support tickets for Linux moving forward. That means if you encounter a crash we won't attempt to find and solve the issue.

The article I linked explains how usually very few players use Linux (<5% for Forager), and yet it accounts for the most support requests (>35% for Forager)

I understand it's frustrating to hear news like these, but making software is more complicated than "devs are lazy" or "they don't care about me". These are just memes at this point, it just isn't a smart business decision to put my programmers to fix bugs that only 4% or 5% of players encounter when they could be building things that most people will enjoy (like multiplayer, mod support, and more content).

Obviously, it depicts the dev in a far less "evil asshat" light but it's also more honest, methink.