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What I'm trying to say is that Valve is no that stupid. They can track every transaction easily and revert anything they want (they actually did it last year). Even if this "exploit" is true, once Valve notices about it all what they need to do is revert all the points obtained by this inusual behaviour... and maybe ban some accounts.
TL;DR: If you want waste a lot of time (and probably risk your account), go for it. And remember, you can't withdraw money from the wallet...
Points of refunded games WILL be removed. Regarding the cards ... good luck keeping your account open.
Now as for the points not going, thats on steam as its not in the steam agreement to inform them they have messed up.
Whether or not steam claim them back, i fail to see how even in the uploaders mind, how this merits an account closed/suspended under the steam agreement.
If you know and can link to, better, please do say.
He already spread lies and half truths around the last sales.
Crappy clickbait videos.
Legal, of course.
It's also perfectly legal for any company to cease doing business with you as long as the reasons are not discriminatory. "Severly exploiting mechanics to turn a profit" is a very good reason to do so.
Every single time, I'm surprised to see I never have the steam sale cards revoked.
It would be kinda hard with purchases for yourself, unless they put some kind of market/trade/gem hold on the card until you either play the game for 2+ hours or own the game for 2+ weeks, essentially not being in the automatic refund window.
As for gifted games, they could just trade/market/gem hold the cards till the person accepted the game. If it was returned or timed out, you would lose the cards.
That was more about him not knowing how the event worked, which I might add a ton of other people didn't know either because it was so widely asked about on the forums.
So that was understandable.
This one? Not so much though. Wouldn't say the channel is garbage because of those two videos as plenty of videos of his demonstrate glitches in a game that does not work as intended.
I don't think a 2 week "non-tradable non-marketable" period on the cards earned through the steam store would be very popular. It would negatively impact more people than problems it would resolve. Could maybe get away with setting it to drop cards as you play the game, or alternatively drop them automatically after 2 weeks, but I think that messes with the model. The sale event isn't really about playing games, it's about buying them. The sale cards encourage this in every way.
But, ehh, I think the easier way is to just have multiple unlimited steam accounts (easy enough to do, heck I think I unlimited my alt account by just buying a gift for my main account. It's been a while, I can't remember.) and just cycle them all through the discovery queue every day of the sale for the extra cards, then trade them to your main. That might actually be why we now only get 1 per day instead of the usual 3.
No he actually didn't.
The problem is that you CANNOT affect the one thing videos suffer from - TIME.
At the time he was doing those things, they WERE possible. But by the time the video goes up on youtube, Valve have often fixed the exploits.
For example, this particular issue seems to have only got fixed in the last 24 hours or so, judging by the posts made on these forums.
And besides, you're making a terrible logical fallacy there. Someon can make a whole series of lies, but it does NOT affect the case of the next statement, because (say it with me )CLAIMS ALWAYS STAND ON THEIR OWN MERITS.
It doesn't matter who says them, when, how, how often, or anything else.
Nope.
Last sale's "unlimited points" completely ignored the actual limit. It was only true in so far as you could easily use Stardew Valley to get the points up to your limit. Or you could turn in achievements which was far more efficient.
This sale ignores that points will be revoked eventually. And whatever you spend those points on got revoked, too.
As for sales cards: that's simply putting your account into jeopardy. If you use refunds, you will lose your privilige. If you misuse gifts, your account might be locked completely.
And it's obviously still click baity and intellectually dishonest to not give a clear notification that this has been fixed in the meantime.
As for his other videos, as I said earlier, I stopped watching them when he used cheats. Like his "100 stats man" ... No ♥♥♥♥, a game is not balanced around a maxedout a character that was never possible to be maxed out.
You mean the series that he never attempted to label as an exploit series? LOL. Is he not allowed to expand his content? What a joke.
Also, potential consequences have literally nothing to do with the fact that the exploits CAN be done. You're grasping at straws because you don't like the guy.
You misunderstood me. You don't have to wait two weeks if you play the game for 2+ hours. Essentially, the hold is released as soon as you are outside the automatic refund window. Which means that if you don't play the game, yes you would have to wait 2 weeks to do something with the card. But seeing as how the cards are valid for a month after the sales event, you'd still have a little over two weeks to sell/trade a card you got for buying the game on the last day of the sale and not playing it.