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No, he's blocked all of us who tried to explain to him that the German system does not work like the US one. xD
Anyway, the most infuriating part about this situation is how Valve aren't even saying anything about it. They just silently put it into place and tried to bury it under the Christmas sale. That's really pathetic on their part tbh, couldn't even be bothered to put out the usual generic statement.
Except the sale happens every single year and anything aside from that like policy changes, blocks etc are in response usually to a time frame already determined before this sale. That's entirely unrelated and a wild accusation.
Eh even if valve said something people would just say they were wrong like when valve finally released a statement about why they ask for addresses.
All of a sudden everyone was a specialist in international taxes and valve was breaking the law.
A year later and they dropped it and nothing happened despite valves "illegal activity"
Riiiight, why expect a company to tell its customers why they're suddenly blocking a ton of content for no good reason in their country. Man, just stop.
Lol. The laws have been in place for over 10 years, I think even longer. There's no reason to change things now, if they've been ignoring it before. Don't tell me the timing is pure coincidence, when it's obviously not. If they had done it a month ago, the complaints wouldn't have been buried under the sale hype like they are now.
Ironic coming from the guy talking about a country's laws, he doesn't understand at all.
Germany is seen as one of the most 'advanced' countries in the world,
the Illuminati take Germany (and the Scandinavian countries) very seriously,
most likely it was decided that they wanted Germans to stay a leading country with relatively good quality people,
and wanted Germans to reproduce and have kids etc.
What you're not seeing in this is that any country given full-access 'p0rn' in games starts a serious and eventual decline,
in how people socialize and date, have families etc (as in they _dont_)
Japan is a perfect example,
'Anime' as people see it isn't some cute 'fun and happy' game genre,
it was specifically designed to prevent reproduction (birth rates) in the targeted country (Japan being the most obvious example),
it's a soft propaganda form of lowering populations (i.e. hard - nuclear bombs, earthquakes, 'soft' - propaganda like feminism, anime etc).
If it isn't obvious yet (there have been many documentaries this the last few years, remember military intelligence knew and _planned_ this decades ago),
countries like Japan have people 'playing' ('playing' being a very loose term of the word, lol) anime games for years now and choosing that over real-life girls and women,
it was by design.
Some head Illuminati person/group decided they wanted Germany to stay a relatively strong country with some reproduction ability of whatever Germany has left (in it's male population),
Anime and pr0n in "games" would've changed the trend to an almost irreversible depopulation curve so they probably decided against it.
Countries now are already facing feminism, the media (which gives impossible expectations for women in their choice of guys), needles (watch a lecture by Dr. Ayoub), and Covid in general (Covid is another depopulation tactic, along with wealth transference and consolidation).
Thank your Illuminati government for actually giving you some kind of chance, that means Germans are still held in relatively high regard to the rest of the world.
Uhm, it's called "burying" and a typical move for companies as well as governments to "coincide" bad policy changes when people are likely to talk about something else.
End yes, Valve hasn't to tell us anything. Which they never do anyway. Their PR is abyssmal to non-existent. They can't even be bothered to issue an "we are working on it" statement regarding the problems with iDeal and Paysafe.
Right now, we don't even know if this is an intentional choice or something else ♥♥♥♥♥♥ it up. And if the later whether they are aware of it.
Says the American who is telling Germans how their laws work ...
It's still a wild accusation to just go around claiming it was done around a sale, it's just a deflection from the fact you moreover don't like the timing, it's not anything nefarious. I doubt Steam sits down and goes "we must release this change only during a sale so no one notices" - someone always notices, they don't care when it's done as long as it's done either eventually or when pressure is applied.
They still don't need to give a reason or statement for anything when you make and renew agreements, if you have an issue with it, you can simply stop using the service.
Except Steam is not a government nor has it jumped on bandwagons of other companies. Again, it's not anything nefarious, it just is. So stop with the hand holding conspiracy theory nonsense
So something that never changes should keep expectations entirely the same.
These are personal issues, people will complain regardless even if they had an used PR for too much "corporate speak", not giving a time frame, etc. You can't appease everyone and Valve knows it. So why bother putting into effort where it's almost entirely wasted? Which is why this thread even exists
lmao, imagine making excuses this hard for a billion-dollar company.
As the other guy said, "burying" is a common thing, it's not some conspiracy nonsense, it's actually pretty obvious why Valve chose the timing they did. Politicians do it all the time and so do companies. Who btw aren't your friend, so stop defending them so hard without questioning them.
Imagine always targeting anyone or any company just because of wealth and the standards you want that they are not obligated to give and just because something changes around a sale.
Now, if they really wanted to bury it - they would've done more than just the update (think forums).
Also just because I point these things out, doesn't mean I'm shilling for them. I'm pointing out that you're making a terrible accusation primarily based upon their wealth and per usual of individuals such as yourself immediately claim people are shilling for them. If all you want to do is target these two things primarily, it seems you're a bit insecure.
Cigarette Vending machines have a slot for either a banking card/identity card and can successfully (as in legally sufficient) check the age. Completely *offline* - no access to some 'secure government database' or whatever you think is necessary needed.
Wrong, in germany it is exactly the same as far as porn is concerned. It is illegal to be showcased anywhere where minors might see it. It is also illegal to make it accessable in any way to a minor. While parents might decide, that their children are okay with playing other 18+ games even when still minors, it is illegal even for them to allow them to watch porn or play games with such content, since they are a special case and adult only. So in this point germany has basically exactly the same laws as the US.
However, that does not mean that Steam would be responsible in those cases. Steam is only responsible if they would show or sell it to minors directly. If they sell it to an adult and this adult allows a minor to use it, it is this adult that is comitting a crime, not Steam, since Steam is the seller they only have to make sure they only show and sell it to adults, all else is not their responsibillity anymore. The account and the purchased games are the the responsibillity of the owners, they have to make sure that minors can´t access this content once they bought it.
guess you never looked at the Magazine Isle in Stores