EULA - a fair warning

[Rheetro]

Do what you want with this information:

3.2. Information we collect automatically when you use our Services

We may collect other information automatically when you use our Services, such as:

- In-Game User ID and other user identifiers in the Services.

- IP address.

- Time of registration in the Service.

- Device, hardware, and software information, including without limitation device IDs, country and language settings, User-Agent, Device Carrier, Device make, Connection Type (Wi-Fi/Cellular), Volume, device model and operating system used, system information and memory usage data, screen resolution and size, RAM size, manufacturer, processor model, number of processor cores, model, video card identifier; video memory size, DirectX version, DxDiag.

- General location data.

- Browser information, including without limitation your browser type and language preference.

- Advertising Identifiers, such as IDFA, IDFV, GAID

- Engagement information regarding the User’s interactions with advertisements, such as clicks on ads, ad impressions viewed, and other interactions, events and actions.

- Device event information, including without limitation crash data from the app, information about the performance of the MY.GAMES app on the device, request and referral URLs, and system activity details.

- Network information, including without limitation your Internet provider and/or phone network operator, network type and other identifiers characterizing the Internet service provider.

- Information about your game actions and achievements, badges. Depending on the Services this information may be available to some or all other users of our Services (e.g. on leader boards).

- Information about payments, including without limitation date and amount of payment, payment type, payment status, information about goods and services purchased (denomination, quantity), and information about the activation status of goods and services purchased.

- Photos with you and other participants of MY.GAMES’ events that may be taken to document and promote MY.GAMES’ events.
- Information that is automatically received at the time of access to the Services with the use of cookies or similar technologies.

3.3. Information provided by third parties

We may receive information about you from third parties, such as:

- Information from third-party authenticators that you use when you register in our Services via your social or application store accounts and/or connect your social account to our Services (e.g. Facebook, Twitter, Google, YouTube or Apple Game Center), including without limitation your social network IDs, application store IDs, social network nickname, e-mail and friends list.

- Information from platforms operated by third parties on or through which you bought, downloaded or got access to the Services. Such platforms may provide us with information to facilitate your access to and use of the Services, as well as to track your progression and entitlements, including without limitation your display name, user ID, and device and region information.

- Information from other users of the Services (in particular, information posted in chat rooms and forums by other users)

Full EULA:

https://store.steampowered.com/eula/1721060_eula_0

[Helelo]

Welp, I was planning on buying the game, but ain't no way I'm getting spied like this for playing a SINGLE PLAYER game, this is retarded

Edit : they also sell your data to more than 50 companies, including Amazon, Facebook, Apple, Google, "pay to play" websites, marketing websites, and many more. Here is the full list [documentation.my.games]

[tewi]

looks more like a generic copypasted eula for my.games' entire catalog, which also includes online games, and presumably anti-cheat measures. just legalese

[MakMak]

"including without limitation" is such meaningless ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥

[Blowfeld]

Standard modern Eula stuff.

Seems the devs really want to make sure nothing can backfire and they keep options to sell your data to third party providers for extra revenue.

What confuses me though is, what is the connection between the devs, Knights Peak- the publisher- and mygames.com?

Did they just copy a random Eula without editing it?

Also:
The publisher sucks.
- Locked a quest to preorder in this game (yeah, it is "only" 3 months, but seriously, who reinstalls the game after that time to play a side quest?)
- In Tempest rising the give one week headstart for people who order the deluxe.

Does not shine a good light on the publisher. Already worried about expensive DLC strategies.

[[:-:]]

Hahaha, thanks for the warning. Didn't even know this is MY.GAMES after all. Sneaky ***

[Hamster of Sigmar]

naaah this aint it

[stevo]

every EULA is like this, lol.

[kaworu83]

WTF?? They even want to know the volume in your settings?? lol

[[:-:]]

Originally posted by kaworu83:

WTF?? They even want to know the volume in your settings?? lol

It's like a guy who steals from your house and grabs a painting of four horses having sex. Cause you never now how much it might cost.

[[:-:]]

Originally posted by Blowfeld:

What confuses me though is, what is the connection between the devs, Knights Peak- the publisher- and mygames.com?

Their website says it's a MY.GAMES's company

[Chibs MG]

Hello there! This is a standard EULA that is not specifically tailored to the game. There is no need to worry.

[Helelo]

Originally posted by Chibs MY.GAMES:

Hello there! This is a standard EULA that is not specifically tailored to the game. There is no need to worry.

"Don't worry guys, we just copy pasted another EULA. It still grants us rights for everything it says, but we won't take advantage of it, pinky promise"

[Blackened]

Originally posted by Chibs MY.GAMES:

Hello there! This is a standard EULA that is not specifically tailored to the game. There is no need to worry.

"It's just a boiler plate agreement to sell your data if we wish to". I don't remember accepting something like this for, let's say, Kingdom Come Deliverance 2.

[Cartof]

Originally posted by Chibs MY.GAMES:

Hello there! This is a standard EULA that is not specifically tailored to the game. There is no need to worry.

seriously ?

[JudgeMental1337]

Source: Trust me bro