I don't agree

[Barcheil]

A saint does not submit to extortion, your agreement i refuse but I clicked to play the game.

[Kunovega]

You clicked, therefore you agree, there's no backing out of it by complaining later.

[Thermal Lance]

Nobody cares.

[Valden21]

OP, how many times are you going to make this statement? Please, give it up.

[Enok]

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[❌Legend🅰ry Boss❌]

You don't agree... with the new Saints Row Reboot game?

[Kunovega]

Originally posted by ❌Legend🅰ry Boss❌:

You don't agree... with the new Saints Row Reboot game?

No, look at his post history.

He thinks he can click the EULA in the games but then come to the forums and claim he's not in agreement and that will somehow magically invalidate the contract.

[Barcheil]

Gees how dumb can you people believe. I am do exactly what they are doing issuing an arbitrary one way change of contract, so it has exactly the same value as their one way change of contract.
They want to extort agreement by denying access to the game I paid for, so no screw them, I fight for my rights, NO, i will never agree and i will click the button, deny the agreement and gain access to the game I paid for, they can eat their own reproductive organ.
Take one guess who the trolls that respond are, who they represent.
As for idiots who think it is not legal, it really depends on the laws of the country your are in. Yes in the corrupt USA corporations can screw over consumers and change contracts after the consumers have bought and paid for the product but not in most other countries.
Surely you people get the idea of how corrupt it is trying to change a contract after someone has bought the product.

[Thermal Lance]

Don't you have bigger issues at hand outside from polluting these forums?

Like, I can somewhat get it but the reward from doing so is so laughably bad. I, "Legit", can't understand in what country it could ever be worthwhile.

[Thermal Lance]

Like. Just don't buy always online / multiplayer games. Block the game from sending data on the software level.

For online title you WILL have to accept the terms eventually since they are not entitled to provide a service to you. Unless they are blatantly breaking the law, in which case Steam is not exactly the best place to bring up this case.

I could go on and on but case and point is. It's like. The worst place ever to bring this up.

I'm almost impressed.

[Barcheil]

Dude, what don't you get, I do it here because it's how little I care about it, it's a gaming forum the biggest posters are asshat employees of gaming comporations and their PR and marketing firms.
Just letting them know what I think of them and their corrupt illegal practices in my country, to mock and deride the contract changes and to troll professional gaming corporation trolls, who infest these forums, like ticks and fleas on a dying rabid dog.
I have already filed a complaint with the ACCC and if more people follow suit, the publishers will get sued and fined millions of dollars, it is illegal, so it would be as funny as can be ;DDD.
Regular folk do not defend corporations paid PR trolls do, they see the humour and a paid marketdroid just sees anti-corporation comment MUST ATTACK.

SNAP

[Kend0]

do...do you not know what an EULA is? You are probably "subject" to dozens of them just using your computer and its software in a normal capacity. Hell, even Linux kernels have EULA's. You literally cannot get away from them if you use technology.

If you want to be EULA free, heres what you are going to do:

1. turn off your PC and phone

2. throw it out of your window and never use them again.

But i bet you won't

SNAP

[Kunovega]

Originally posted by Kend0:

do...do you not know what an EULA is? You are probably "subject" to dozens of them just using your computer and its software in a normal capacity. Hell, even Linux kernels have EULA's. You literally cannot get away from them if you use technology.

If you want to be EULA free, heres what you are going to do:

1. turn off your PC and phone

2. throw it out of your window and never use them again.

But i bet you won't

SNAP

If you look at his post history, his tantrums started right around when the GDPR went into effect.

Basically his complaint is they "changed" the EULA after he owned some games. He's either unaware or unwilling to understand that the GDPR changes were a legal requirement for all games that have an online component, they either needed to explain what data they collect and make it clear up front, or they have to shut down and no longer operate online.

Funny thing is in 99% of the games he could be complaining about, nothing was actually changed in the EULA, they were simply made more visible (as required by law) and with the additional function that:

If you request that they delete your stored data, they must comply (though you can no longer play if you request this), but that function didn't exist prior to GDPR.

For anyone that actually understands the GDPR, it really didn't change anything about how games/websites/servers operate from a user side other than making us have to actually click on the EULA before playing instead of it being buried deep in a menu. On a function side, this is the same data they've always collected for the sake of being able to operate the game at all.

[Kunovega]

Originally posted by Barcheil:

Dude, what don't you get, I do it here because it's how little I care about it, it's a gaming forum the biggest posters are asshat employees of gaming comporations and their PR and marketing firms.
Just letting them know what I think of them and their corrupt illegal practices in my country, to mock and deride the contract changes and to troll professional gaming corporation trolls, who infest these forums, like ticks and fleas on a dying rabid dog.
I have already filed a complaint with the ACCC and if more people follow suit, the publishers will get sued and fined millions of dollars, it is illegal, so it would be as funny as can be ;DDD.
Regular folk do not defend corporations paid PR trolls do, they see the humour and a paid marketdroid just sees anti-corporation comment MUST ATTACK.

SNAP

These companies are required by law to have that EULA or they can't be online, this is required by the GDPR

You're complaining about a law that was put in place to inform you of data that was always being collected but wasn't previously disclosed up front

Nothings changed other than you were informed that they must collect data to allow you to be online.

https://gdpr.eu/what-is-gdpr/

You've spent years whining over something you don't even understand and didn't bother to look up

https://www.delta-net.com/compliance/gdpr/faqs/what-is-gdpr-in-simple-terms

https://www.zdnet.com/article/gdpr-an-executive-guide-to-what-you-need-to-know/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_Data_Protection_Regulation

These regulations are mandatory or they can't even have servers or be online

[Thermal Lance]

Originally posted by Barcheil:

Dude, what don't you get, I do it here because it's how little I care about it, it's a gaming forum the biggest posters are asshat employees of gaming comporations and their PR and marketing firms.
Just letting them know what I think of them and their corrupt illegal practices in my country, to mock and deride the contract changes and to troll professional gaming corporation trolls, who infest these forums, like ticks and fleas on a dying rabid dog.
I have already filed a complaint with the ACCC and if more people follow suit, the publishers will get sued and fined millions of dollars, it is illegal, so it would be as funny as can be ;DDD.
Regular folk do not defend corporations paid PR trolls do, they see the humour and a paid marketdroid just sees anti-corporation comment MUST ATTACK.

SNAP

You are delusional if you sincerely think they would even remotely consider these post in any way, shape or form. Hell, they most likely won't read it.

[Barcheil]

Why do I hate them so, this PR comment, a lie.
"BUT, it works on my computer, yours must be broken",when it it the game that is broken, paid corporate trolls do that on purpose to prevent a negative image about their game, tough luck the time and money that customers spends trying to fix an unbroken computer and Valve KNOWS THIS IS TRUE and does not stop it.