Take-Two Terms of Service

[jimandkaren]

My access to Chimera Squad is blocked by a very long legal document from Take-Two. My only option is to decline and then it pops up again. Any solutions? Steam should solve this, I paid for this game and now can't use it.

[DarkCrystalMethod]

I'm no lawyer but its common knowledge that nobody reads those.
DO quickly skim through to make sure you're not required to give the devs a lambo in 4 years or anything else crazy like that.
Obey your local laws and you should be fine.
Unfortunately I think the way these popups are designed you might never be able to even see those terms again once you accept it. You can probably say you accidentaly clicked ok and then try finding them again later, but maybe not looking at them means you can get to the game faster.
I guess once you have a dispute you should certainly try to find the terms again, otherwise blasting through like everyone else should be legally ok, but not great.

[jimandkaren]

Thanks for the answer. I was going to do just that, but the 2 options at the bottom are "decline" and "continue". The "continue" is grayed out and does not work. When I click "decline" the process just repeats itself.

[Aachen]

One overlooks relevant store page information such as

Requires agreement to a 3rd-party EULA
XCOM: Chimera Squad EULA

to their peril.

[DarkCrystalMethod]

Publicado originalmente por jimandkaren:

Thanks for the answer. I was going to do just that, but the 2 options at the bottom are "decline" and "continue". The "continue" is grayed out and does not work. When I click "decline" the process just repeats itself.

Oh, that...
gotta scroll down to the bottom of the text and then it enables the continue button.
It sorta kinda proves that you might have seen, perhaps even read it.

[C²C^Guyver |NZB|]

Steam also doesn't need to do anything. It's not a Valve game.

[jimandkaren]

DarkCrystalMethod
Yep, I did scroll to the bottom when it first popped up thinking just what you said. Unfortunately, that didn't work. grrrrr

[KalGimpa]

Publicado originalmente por jimandkaren:

DarkCrystalMethod
Yep, I did scroll to the bottom when it first popped up thinking just what you said. Unfortunately, that didn't work. grrrrr

look for a box to check

sometimes it is small and in the bottom corner of these

a couple times they did not show until i moved the cursor over it

[rawWwRrr]

Publicado originalmente por jimandkaren:

Thanks for the answer. I was going to do just that, but the 2 options at the bottom are "decline" and "continue". The "continue" is grayed out and does not work. When I click "decline" the process just repeats itself.

This one?
https://i.imgur.com/A9nW50x.png

[Pierce Dalton]

Publicado originalmente por Aachen:

One overlooks relevant store page information such as

Requires agreement to a 3rd-party EULA
XCOM: Chimera Squad EULA

to their peril.

How ironic... it seems that one overlooks relevant op information as well.

Publicado originalmente por jimandkaren:

My only option is to decline

[jimandkaren]

There isn't a URL, just a black page with all the legal mumbo jumbo

[jimandkaren]

I have been playing Chimera for about 1 1/2 years and this is the first time I've had any issues with it.

[rawWwRrr]

Nevermind. I guess you mean this one: https://i.imgur.com/4KSEhTh.png

If you scroll all the way to the bottom, the continue will light up red:https://i.imgur.com/4VltcFG.png

[Aachen]

Publicado originalmente por Pierce Dalton:

How ironic... it seems that one overlooks relevant op information as well.

Mea culpa.

[Lithurge]

Is it part of the Take2 launcher? If it is you could try disabling that and see if it works.

https://steamcommunity.com/app/882100/discussions/0/2268068817148977614/

[Kargor]

Considering I've played the game, it's either a recent(-ish) bug, or something that people don't usually see. Might want to ask on the game forums too.

Publicado originalmente por C²C^Guyver |NZB|:

Steam also doesn't need to do anything. It's not a Valve game.

Valve is not interested in having unplayable games in the store. So yes, if there is an actual problem then the publisher will have to fix it, BUT Valve isn't going to entirely ignore it if they don't, and they might put up from pressure from their side.