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i think if you have a link to show people in your original post, it would strengthen your post overall, i actually did not know this.
id suggest editing it and adding the link if you can find an official steam rule or a guide on how to get to that rule specifically.
I think it also violates this one aswell
"When a Season Pass DLC is in pre-purchase mode, you are not required to release at least one DLC in the Season Pass at the time it goes on sale (as you are usually required to do when you launch a Season Pass). However, when the game launches, you will need to release the Season Pass out of pre-purchase--this will entail releasing at least one of the DLCs included in the Season Pass."
Specifically when the game launches and your able to purchase a season pass its required to have content from one of the DLCs included.
It looks like they have violated a few rules.
A basic description of the content that’s included in each DLC. For example, the first content release might be “The Glitterlands Expansion – New area to explore, two new weapons, and new enemies.” It’s not required for the DLC to have a final name at the launch of the Season Pass. The information about the content in the DLC doesn’t need to be detailed (simply “new weapons” or “two new weapons” is acceptable, they don’t have to list the exact weapons).
They clearly stated content doesn’t need to be detailed. Even if the description only said new character, it was still okay according to it.
This one
A Season Pass must include at least one released DLC when it is made available for purchase*
are in fact the only one that violates the rules.
"If you aren't ready to clearly communicate about the content included in each DLC AND when each DLC will be ready for launch, you shouldn't offer a Season Pass on Steam."
When a Season Pass is made available for purchase on Steam, it must include the following information:
1 A complete list of all DLC included in the Pass. (i.e. listing each of the four DLCs included in a Pass).
2 A basic description of the content that’s included in each DLC. For example, the first content release might be “The Glitterlands Expansion – New area to explore, two new weapons, and new enemies.” It’s not required for the DLC to have a final name at the launch of the Season Pass. The information about the content in the DLC doesn’t need to be detailed (simply “new weapons” or “two new weapons” is acceptable, they don’t have to list the exact weapons).
3 Expected release date for each DLC. Quarter and Year (i.e. January to March 2025) or Season/Year is acceptable. Of course, a date that’s more precise is also fine (i.e. June, 2025 or June 1st, 2025).
Sparking Zero doesn't violated all of those.
1. Sparking Zero did said all the DLC included.
2. Sparking Zero did gave the content of the DLC that doesn't need to be detailed, as in "new character".
3. Sparking Zero did gave all the expected released date for each DLC in the season pass description.
As I said before, the only part they violated was this
A Season Pass must include at least one released DLC when it is made available for purchase*
An additional rule beside those 3.
Common sense says Valve just expects publishers to follow the new policy for their new Season Passes (besides, it no longer applies to old season passes anyway, because they've mostly either released all the content/info already or the publishers have already gone kaput.)
This guy who complaining about the game doesn't give a detailed description, didn't bother to read the detailed explanation about the rules itself. Oh, the irony.
link - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FpypPqZNxPA&ab_channel=BellularNews
This does look to apply to old releases..... SZ would fall in this category, but there is some leeway in it, so while they do violate the rules, there is some leeway taken off of them.
A Season Pass must include at least one released DLC when it is made available for purchase*
Is for this: *with the exception of Season Passes included in a Pre-Purchase of a deluxe edition.
This doesn't violate any rules.
Yeah it does, theres just alot of leeway when it comes to this.
However, when the game launches, you will need to release the Season Pass out of pre-purchase--this will entail releasing at least one of the DLCs included in the Season Pass."
you didn't read the entire thing.
let me be clear, im not saying crucify sparking zero for this, but i am saying based on steams new rule, they and many others are not fully complying with them. It would apply to older titles as seen in the video clearly explaining it.