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Повідомити про проблему з перекладом
The answer will be the same here as in the other threads.
I looked it up, and here is what I found:
1. 2 Posts about having an error when sending a gift
2. Someone's gift disappearing
3. 2 posts in Spanish
4. A credit card issue
5. Someone's account getting disabled after sending a gift
And so on and so forth. Unless you're asking me to thoroughly look up all 5298 pages of threads including the word "gifting", I think I should be allowed to start a discussion, especially with my personal perspective lol
I'll be kind and post an example here: https://steamcommunity.com/discussions/forum/10/2961670087544436678/
Again false, it happened because people abused pricing to get games for cheaper prices.
No you cannot do that with giftcards, if you buy a regional gift card and transfer it then it gets converted. If a game is $10 in Region A and $50 in region B, if you buy a $10 giftcard in region A when sent to region B its only $10.
The entire point is its the ONLY way to block people from "gifting" games from cheaper regions.
Had you done a search, you would have saw the multiple topics on this and how the suggestion has been debunked time after time just as this one will be. Send the person a digital steam gift card and they can purchase games.
I think the very post you quoted included what I found when I searched. Please read my message, especially if youre gonna quote it
I read the post that Seretti sent where you talked about this more in-depth. I understand its difficult, but:
1. Valve has the resources; theyre not an indie studio
2. As difficult as it is, I am voicing my opinion as a user, in the hope to contribute towards Valve pushing it up the priority list, no matter how small my voice is. A company makes something a priority if multiple people talk about it, and I am one of those people.
Your comments are very insightful, but they only show the scope of difficulty. I understand it's difficult, but thats irrelevant to the spirit and purpose of making a suggestion; if we only suggest that which is easy, there's no point for a suggestion forum.
But personally, I think that even a gift card is a bad workaround for a lot of things. It's the Steam equivalent of replacing real life wrapped gifts with...well, gift cards. Gift cards are a good option to have, but only if its not the only option.
I understand that its complicated, and it's probably good as a TEMPORARY solution until Valve invests in its legal team to figure out its tax scheme lol, but I do think they should treat it as a temporary thing and not settle on it as the new permanent.
EDIT: See? now the gift card button disappeared completely from the home page with the new sale, and I am left wondering if they did it intentionally because it complicates the sale, or if there is a menu entry for it that I am unaware of. This is a separate, but completely justified topic: the UI needs to make it clearer that we HAVE the option to send gift cards natively through Steam, let alone where the heck it is.
The most important feature of the game gifting function is that the person has the ability to decline the gift, which will instantly refund you the money you spent for the game.
They can spend it on something they want.