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Only hope is Valve wakes up and removes them from the platform, but I doubt that'll happen.
Most we can do is spread the word on what the Dev is doing and warn people not to buy the game.
Which is sad because people really want a new Socom game.
They shouldn't be able to have such liberties. Let alone being allowed to affect so much.
I don't understand the devs for this but not everything in life makes sense..
Valve though isn't a small dev that plays tricks.. It's a real shame this was allowed to happen and that it keeps going.. Especially after having happened before.. Damn
By talking bad about the game you broke the EULA and thus earned the game ban.
Simply report the game on it's store page.
Stop engaging the devs in a way that breaks the EULA.
Go over their heads and contact the people that control whether or not the game can can stay.
Some Game bans, like in the new CoD titles are retroactively applied to all new CoD titles from the moment the game is added to their account. Zero play time and not even downloaded.
Anyone not personally involved should take this all with a grain of salt. We are only getting one side of a story.
It doesn't really matter whether or not OP is banned falsely or not. We know that the potential for game ban abuse is there since devs have the capability to hand out bans for any reason they want, even just for the sake of it. That's the real issue.
Yes, Valve says that they try to prevent abuse of the game ban system, but with these singular isolated incidents, it's really hard to prove that the devs are in the wrong since it's their word vs the individual.
As of now no intervention by Valve
How about the provable fact I never played this game? Or that most negative game reviewers weirdly have a Game Ban on their profiles?