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Fordítási probléma jelentése
he open the door with "Why Bandai Namco is banning my country?
Since early 2023 Banda, and that's politic.
I'm not asking for protection and nothing more. I just want official statement of why they do this since there are no more devs or publishing doing that other than them and only here on steam because all those new game can be played just fine in PS4/PS5 and Xbox. Nothing more. If you thing I'm asking to god to save me and bring me holy protection then you are really wrong.
I'm even being nice here without insulting anyone. Go ahead and do it.
And the company dont need to tell you anything you have no power there. you are not even entitled to a reply.
you dont know how companys work today, they dont reply so they get in a corner they cant get out of, i doubt you will get a reply, more aviod reply will fit there.
company try aviod offending customer they are not stupid.
gl get a reply from them.
It doesn't make sense
It seems that it is more a selective banning of some games in Venezuela than anything else, the reason? no idea, it just doesn't make sense.
Sekiro was published by Activision and well for Ace Combat 7, the game doesn't have what other games from 2022+ have.
Forgot to close this but here is what a japanese friend of mine manage to find, i will keep in short: Bandai Namco have a VERY intrusive system that will scan your PC and your IP in real time and also they want your country give even more information to them. Venezuela have a very weird and not so effective cyber security laws that despice all of this. This only affect STEAM since Playstation, Xbox and Nintendo can't do this because software limitations. Games like Digimon Survivor, Pacman, Klonoa, Tales Of Arise, Armored Core 6, SAO Last Recollection, Tekken 8, Jujutsu Kaisen, Naruto X Boruto and many other are banned from us because of this.
One of this example is Blue Protocol, the BNO Launcher and the game will scan your PC and see if your IP and other files are not from Japan at all. thats why they manage to ban you even if you use VPN, because IT scan your WHOLE PC, not only your IP. Tho it only affect to the HDD/SSD where they are installed. It also can bypass partition so basically if you want to play Blue Protocol JP, you have to install the launcher and the game in a standalone HDD/SSD so that intrusive thing they have can't access to your SO files.
Basically: Unless Bandai Namco decide to stop online support from those games, change their ToS/EULA or Venezuela accept bandai namco laws or change their cybersecurity law, this will continue to happen.
Note: Many devs and publishers do this but in a minimun scale.
NOTE 2: This is why when you launch for example Scarle Nexus, you NEED to agree with some ToS and other ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ that only appear in ONLINE GAMES such as MMORPGs, mobile games and other stuff. No other companies do this unless is a online game or a single player game with live service (GAAS).
And even if the elections there aren't legit, that doesn't normally make game companies no longer sell their games in that country.
That's my point, and that's why I mentioned it before, it doesn't make sense for a company to block some of their games in a country and leave some others without problem, if Bandai Namco has problems with some country simply ban the whole country so that their products can't be bought in that country, it's the most logical solution, but that's not what is happening.
why will they reply with a reason that will haunt or effect them later.
I'm not saying that Bandai Namco has or not the right to do what they do, companies can do whatever they want, but understand that we also have the intrigue of why only we get this measure.
Square Enix recently explained why their latest game is banned in Arab countries, they gave a public statement explaining to their consumers why this measure, I don't know, I think it's good courtesy to do that, and that's basically what we, who are affected by this decision of Bandai Namco are looking for.
its easy to get blocked make a game no one like.
we just dont think on this here.
Ok, I don't understand why this is political for you when it is simply a PR problem, tell me what would you do if a game you want to buy is banned in your country?
Also you are lying, they are the ones that are blocking some of their games here, not us, not the government, not steam, and again, you don't seem to get it but they are the only publisher that does that to us.
I just want to be able to buy Elden Ring and be able to support From Software with their products, but the publisher (in this case Namco Bandai) for reasons nobody knows blocks some of his games.
And so do you, a game company do not have access to ISP blocking list or router, they can have region sell lock that not same as blocking. as goverment can do, we has seen titles not sold in other region that not same as blocking.
Thats the problem then you mixup things, what goverment can do or country or region locking.
the Internet in itself do not block, its been made by goverment or, you will not have a internet if all ISP block each other, there will not be a WWW.
The problem is about cyber security laws, probably you didn't read what I reply to you. If not, go and read up there.
Actually Bandai Namco hace access to your IP and other stuff related to your PC and your data. Is the very same popup you get as soon you start Elden Ring and other games and the same you have to accept if not, you cannot play the game.
Yet I already got the answer from a Japanese friend. Is up there.