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The army happened to have made a few on steam (AMA3 for example). I do think anything beyond that shouldn't be happening here on steam. If it is I'm sure its legal and they've crossed their t's and dotted their lowercase j's.
makes it feel like a freggin recruitment page. and imaginable some people rather not log in to steam to be reminded of the friendly fellows that carpet bombed their neighboorhood last year.
for that reason alone, I think Army sponsors have no place here, regardless of which army it is.
the example you gave a games, I can get behind that (I like a good shooter myself every now and then)
sorry in advance for any grammatical errors and unneeded Caps, im on phone XD
ANYONE who makes a game, who is in good standing with Steam can sell their games on Steam.
The Army does not sponsor Valve or Steam. They might sponsor 3rd party game makers to make games, but that doesn't matter to Valve.
If you don't want to play games that are made using US Army money, or using the US army in them then you don't have to. You can go and buy something else. Valve is not going to stop games from being sold just because they are paid for by the US military.
If a military from somewhere else around the world wanted to do the same thing they are welcomed to do it, as long as the country they are in, is not one from any number of countries blocked by sanctions.
If you want your military to do it, ask them to sponsor a game.
If you don't like that other people are buying games sponsored by the US military... well thats just too bad, they can make up their own minds.
If you want a multicultural (as in military made up of many different nations) then go buy the G.I. Joe game thats on Steam. It is after all a Military force made up from many people in many nations from around the world.
If people don't like that, then they don't have to buy the game, they can return it if its under 2 hours of game play and 14 days since they bought it.
Again, as long as the country is in good standing and not sanctioned, they could have their own army pay for games to be made.
Don't look up America's Army on Steam and who developed/published it and why it was made in the first place.
Just like in real life .. if you arent cooperative or your soldiers is slow on that trigger when it counts, then the platoon will be dead within seconds !
Games like Arma 3 would be 10 x better if it had the same free movements as Counterstrike have, but it dont, so Counterstrike wins on that part !
The army got their own training simulators, used to train their soldiers .. the newest one´s you get a full body suit on and is moving around in a Big hall with objects and stuff around as a HUGE walking 3d game simulator where you need to move around ! the enemy´s is then the 3d game of the targets you need to take down .. e.g. a hostage simulation where the troops need to train to get in and take out the hostiles and rescue the hostage and get to the chopper with them ..
America Army was the first version of it .. the newest version support full body suit with googles and weapon systems and walking/moveing sensors, but that one is not for the public & only for military training purposes !
If you're not liking the sponsors, you can contact dreamhack as they made the event. They're a swedish company, so it's not like they are directly related to the sponsor.
I dunno. I mean if its being used as a recruitment tool to drive enlistment and has been shown to have provable results...it's probably better than their usual advertising.. plus more cost effective.
To axe one, you would need to axe them all.