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Fair enough if that's what you want. I merely drew your attention to your incorrect claim about competition.
Of course they're losing out, but EA have always been rather amateur and short-sighted in their business practice at best. This is a fundamental reason why the only games I own from EA in recent years are those I was given or acquired in bundles (I've rather disliked their mainstream pap type games anyway).
It's patently obvious - even to them I believe - that they are losing sales due to their games not being on Steam, but I can't see their vain hope (or greed) giving way anytime soon. They'll stick to their guns and keep Origin exclusive because they get 100% of the take on each game, oblivious to the fact that 100% of a lesser gross is still lesser.
So personally, I couldn't care less about EA, but I empathise with those who do want their games.
I've never understood anyone who wants all their games on one platform though, as that makes little sense. It's no real difference to click on a different program to run them, and remembering passwords and logins are a moot point as there are such devices as notepads to store such details (which you can still keep private). I see no plus points to having your games on one platform, as the alleged convenience it afford you is utterly negligible. However, the downside is rather large - if something goes wrong, even temporarily you lose ALL. That's the risk of all your eggs in one basket.
It pretty much sums up our relation with Steam and Origin.
For those that don't want to use Origin to play their games, I'm sorry but you're only limiting yourself when you stay your hand.
Besides Origin actually has a decent refund policy compared to Steams buy now and maybe a refund later down the line.
Valve offer refunds where they are applicale and justified. There isn't any "only one refund "or "no refunds ever" thing, they're all judged on their own merits.
That said, no problems with Origin as im sure i said about 20 pages ago. Can't remember.
Origin's refund policy only applies to EA games. Everything else on the store you're SOL.
But what you're suggesting, the thing that you want, is that one platform have total dominance over the PC gaming platform. And what if that one dominant platform isn't the one someone else desires the use of? You state there's a lack of competition because certain titles are exclusive to certain platforms, but that exclusivity drives consumers to use both platforms, thus creating a fair competitive business environment. Losing that exclusivity could potentially render one platform obsolete, thus destroying the competition, and that's exactly what you're advocating.
With such an environment as we have now comes fair pricing, competitive sales and discounts, all good things for the gamer, by and large.
You're not getting this because you're thinking purely in terms of what you think is best for you, rather than thinking in terms of what is best for the gaming community as a whole. You said it yourself, not everyone wants the same things, but you'd happily see a platform disappear from existence in order for the dominant platform to be the one you want it to be.
Its funny with this UPLAY weekend all the UBI games i wont buy because of UPLAY are all on sale. Would definately pick up a few if they only allowed steam users to only use steam for their games.
I have no issue with MMO games and online only games (like lobby based games ect) having their own launcher and log in...though i cant stand juggling accounts.
Exactly. I hate saying my possibly overused complaint about some gamers, but, well, empathy...
There, I've said it.
I understand you saying the reverse is true, Tasty Toast, but whatever you've been discussing with me certainly showed you lacked empathy even if you shared the same goal
Anyway, at least we want the same thing - more for everyone!
I can't speak for US law, but certainly as far as us in the EU and Britain goes, BOTH have to follow our consumer laws, and if a game is faulty they MUST provide a refund if we've fulfilled our obligations.
I can also only tell you what I've experienced personally and on the behalf of clients, and that is that Origin and EA's staff are a mixed bag - they'll often give refunds on their own products easily enough, but will happily break the law and ignore you (and possibly ban you) if you try to stand by your rights. I've had no indication of this issue with Steam, although they can be a little unaware of such rights up front.