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And if the game developers do not want to sell a DLC or game in a certain region but sell it everywhere else they are legally allowed to do so and Valve can not and will not force them to sell it in the locations the devs don't want to.
Also I have not seen one DLC thats been region locked in an region that the actual game is selling in.
There are games that are on both PC and console that keep certain DLC for just the PC or just the console, but thats 100% upto the developer of the game. Personally I think its dumb to do that, but this is not what region locking is. Thats called PC or Console Exclusive content. Sometimes they do that to get more sales for either the PC or the Console.
Every part of that was the decision of the game dev/pub.
Let me ask something, that might be missing here.
- the publisher lacking any advertisement about informations, what you will get and not get.
Does this mean it is legally for publisher, to publish a game from Steam store, but customer does not need to know what contents the game contain.
For example, At another platform we have like PS+ news to keep us up to date, what contents you will get, from Sony.
But with Steam most of the update informations came from Publisher themselves.
- The game itself have it own rating already(Pegi Age)
Is this not apply/enough for a countries laws?
The only problem for me is the information was withhold, from publisher themselves.
And, for example the Gold Mask case, the item which suppose to be pre-order item became front-store item, that is still fine.
But also the limit on the items information was withhold, and only applies to Steam.
Since all Consoles pre-order get this.
Can this be claim on Steam as deflect product/missing content? In theory it is.
But i dont know how Steam function with this.
Take it up with them. Usually, the info is on their official websites and/or forums.
Can you prove that? Because the publisher works hand in hand with the game devs and this should be asked directly to them and not here.
Valve has no say over what they want to restrict in their game for which regions or PC version from consoles.
Yes, the prove is already in the Steam forum/Reddit, before the game Code Vein launch.
There is only official information from Publisher, which is in japanese only.
(im talking about missing contents here, not the DLC that announced on Steam Store already)
Its contain information about what DLC exits in the game, but not fully explain how to get some of them.
This Gold Mask which is cosmetic item from Code Vein game is a good example.
On Consoles platform, it is download automatically if you pre-order the game before launch date.
So you are guarantee to get it without extra steps.
But when it came to Steam, the information about this item was only shows at Bandai website, but none to be found on Steam.
The problem is, it became limit by numbers, and this information was withhold and no ones know about it until they got item code e-mail, which was a week or less before Code Vein launch.
So, still not a Valve issue. It is an issue between customers and the game devs/pubs.
So, this missing information, even the game is on Steam is not Steam issue?
I kind of dont understand this how it works, thats why i want to know Steam standing point.
Its like saying Steam didnt do control-check the game with the Publisher before it publish world wide.
Or am i misunderstand things here?
Publisher/developer issues outside the hands of Valve/Steam to correct, yes.
Alright, thanks for the correction.
Its probably conclude, because Publisher already answer that it will not be publish in NA/EU, with no legit explanation. (aside from inside region exclusive DLC)
I will just be mindful with unhonestly Publisher next time.
I hope Steam can have some accurate source information that users can actually relies on in the future.
As i know PS one is, even its not free.
I see.
This is not about the topic but are Steam green light not the way Steam controlling which game will be on sell on the store?
Yeah i know that, but i didnt expect it to be as bad as on Consoles.
Im tired of Bandai Namco exclusivity, thats why i raise a question here.
When at first time God Eater, Tekken, SAO games was publish on Steam, Steam dont have this kind of exclutivity on those said game.
But by time goes, its become just like Consoles.