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End User License Agreement ...or something like that
Generally you see them for any piece of software.
It's the actual license between you and the provider of said software.
Ah, I see. You mix up "generally" and "specific" ;)
I mean, can you really expect someone who is 16 or 14 to understand these documents. Its ridiculous asking kids to sign something they dont understand. And it shouldnt be allowed to force them to do it to get the game.
If you play games, there are rules, so to say.
The rules, if not easy to understand must not contain "surprising clauses". This is to protect people who can not understand them. While still preventing unwanted actions.
What does that have to do with a thread from 2016?
The OP said a "third party EULA" which means it was from another game and not Steam itself. We don't even know which game the OP was talking about, because they did not mention it. Absolutely pointless to necro this thread for that.