;)

[DeadMeat]

;)

[Rhomak]

China is better at making videos games at this point they are just better at everything

[InsertCoin]

where does it say that in the eula? come on show us

[DTM]

read the personal information they collect when you agree to their terms.. first table in the link below

https://protocol.unisdk.easebar.com/release/latest_v475.html

why should i need to share my government issued id with some chinese company to play a video game, that is actually crazy

and people being ignorant about it is even crazier imo

[beeda2004]

Its like 10 years old children read their first book.
This data collection have all online games and it is not based if is it china, usa or other countries and their must be there, because in china or korea is ID registration if you want to play games and out of their country that rule is not enabled only they using one translated text for whole world instead of removing rules which are not applicable, credit card info? Without it you will hardly buy ingame items and confirm they are not from stolen card and at the same time save your data for the next purchase. I am curious how many people read steam or discord EULA which data collecting and saving.

[Sushissum]

For people looking for whether it's true or not, if you go to the official website of the game (there's a link on steam) and go to the privacy policy part, personal information they collect you can find all the information. I still haven't found what this person says but it does collect "Such as debit or credit card details, bank account details, and billing address"

[Das Apple]

Funny how most of these tinfoil posters are from america... irony is... just so...

[TrashieBee]

They also can't get a copy of your government issued ID unless you provide it to them. This is to confirm your identity if you need to reclaim your account, or change your information, or confirm your age. They also don't have your payment information unless you provide it to them...

[Muisteloinen]

Go mining some rock real wold.

[Warmanreaper]

Originally posted by DTM:

read the personal information they collect when you agree to their terms.. first table in the link below

https://protocol.unisdk.easebar.com/release/latest_v475.html

why should i need to share my government issued id with some chinese company to play a video game, that is actually crazy

and people being ignorant about it is even crazier imo

IF it was real, it's probably so they can hard limit how many people are gonna be cheating in their game. But so far I haven't had to send them anything. Steam has ur info anyway.

[InsertCoin]

Originally posted by DTM:

read the personal information they collect when you agree to their terms.. first table in the link below

https://protocol.unisdk.easebar.com/release/latest_v475.html

why should i need to share my government issued id with some chinese company to play a video game, that is actually crazy

and people being ignorant about it is even crazier imo

they don't share your id, from a game thats on steam, are you that thicc?

[Spud]

Originally posted by DTM:

read the personal information they collect when you agree to their terms.. first table in the link below

https://protocol.unisdk.easebar.com/release/latest_v475.html

why should i need to share my government issued id with some chinese company to play a video game, that is actually crazy

and people being ignorant about it is even crazier imo

That part isn't for westerners, Korea and I assume China require govt id to play online games, how tf would they get that from you in the west?

Edit: after spending 10 seconds to type, China does infact require a government id to play online.

[GatorByte]

Originally posted by Das Apple:

Funny how most of these tinfoil posters are from america... irony is... just so...

Surprise, we value our personal freedoms and privacy. That apparently sets us apart from the hordes

[DTM]

Originally posted by Spud:

Originally posted by DTM:

read the personal information they collect when you agree to their terms.. first table in the link below

https://protocol.unisdk.easebar.com/release/latest_v475.html

why should i need to share my government issued id with some chinese company to play a video game, that is actually crazy

and people being ignorant about it is even crazier imo

That part isn't for westerners, Korea and I assume China require govt id to play online games, how tf would they get that from you in the west?

idk man i wanna play but i'm scared

should i do it?

[Das Apple]

Originally posted by GatorByte:

Originally posted by Das Apple:

Funny how most of these tinfoil posters are from america... irony is... just so...

Surprise, we value our personal freedoms and privacy. That apparently sets us apart from the hordes

Yeah as long as it's only american companies who vacuum your information and sell it whoever is willing to pay. Double moralism at best, that's what america is known for.

[GatorByte]

Originally posted by Spud:

Originally posted by DTM:

read the personal information they collect when you agree to their terms.. first table in the link below

https://protocol.unisdk.easebar.com/release/latest_v475.html

why should i need to share my government issued id with some chinese company to play a video game, that is actually crazy

and people being ignorant about it is even crazier imo

That part isn't for westerners, Korea and I assume China require govt id to play online games, how tf would they get that from you in the west?

Yet.. We're just like crabs in a pot on a slow boil.