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Not how that works.
No, they would not. The money would be paid by us, in most cases. Please, just educate yourself before you try to have a conversation about something you don't know about.
So what? Better than not even getting to look at the store page.
So, you are a german lawyer then? Doesn't sound like it. There are laws in Europe that prevent companies from treating european customers differently. Meaning a person in Austria needs to be able to purchase stuff in France, if they so desire.
The problem is that so far it's been mostly just porn games that were an issue and nobody is going to run to a lawyer to get to buy a porn game.
But now we are starting to see other games like Kindom Come Deliverance being denied by virtue of the place we life in. Pretty sure that goes against the law around here, but i am also not a lawyer, so i can't say for certain.
Regardless, there are enough other "american" companies that do business in germany that have no issue using identification services to determine if someone in an Adult.
Since not even Epic and GoG with all their money is able to compete with Valve and make PC games available on other platforms that ain't steam, what hope would I stand to have, without all the money and expertise those big companies have?
That is utter nonsense what you are spouting there.
How do you know that Kindgom Come Deliverance 2 will not be available in your area? It hasn't even been released yet, and I don't think it's a porn game.
Because when i go to the page, right now, it tells me its not available in my region, as its an Adult Only game.
Uhm What are you talking about. Epic Exists. GoG exists, Battle,.net exists. Amazon Exists.
Anyone can create such a service. But to be successful you have to be AS GOOD if not BETTER than the competition. Or in this case satisfy a niche in the market place that the others aren't.
You can set up a platform that has the age verification whatever that allows adult games to be sold in your country and then market yourself to dev/pubs of sucgh games to get the game on your service and then to consumers of such to buy the games from your service.
Now whether you can do that and maintain a syustainable, worthwhile return on your investment. That's a problem for you as the owner to sort out.
The German government says that Adult only games are not allowed, so Valve must follow that.
And no, it would not be paid for by the German users, Valve would need to pay the verification centers for the right to use their space and any payments the German users make to use the center none of those would go to Valve.
Valve is a PRIVATELY owned business, not a publicly traded one.
Privacy laws prevent them from being able to keep personal info, such as ID cards, hell Steam isn't even allowed to remember your birth date for longer that a day.
And you never answered the question of: How can you prove with your ID that you are the account owner?
As Valve does not ask for that info (as again, private info they are not allowed to keep), how do you plan on proving that your the same person that made the account with your ID?
That means EVERYDAY, you would have to go to the verification center to simply login to Steam.
You are asking for Steam to do something they are not allowed to do, the laws of multiple countries make what you want illegal.
The privacy act of 1974 is what prevents Valve from being able to keep private info such as IDs or even our birthday.
Many countries also have their own version of this law.
With how many users get their accounts highjacked on a regular basis, Steam cannot save any private info.
btw.
I support his request. Somehow it has to be possible. I mean, a 10 year old can play GTA 5 here if he wants to, but an adult can't play adult games that don't involve shooting or slaughtering people. It's a topsy-turvy world.
valve can sell adult only games in germany, but it its forbidden to sell them without a valid age verification. if i get a key from a developer, because i support the game on patreon or whaterver, i can activate the game without any problems.
if valve would use the post-ident verification, they can chose who pays for this. it pretty common that the customer pays that one time fee.
and there is no sensible information transfered in this process. valve simply get a yes or no answer for the question if this person is 18+. no id numbers, birthdates or whatever. and since this is a information the user provides on his own decission and aknowledes that, they can keep it.
to ensure that no one else uses your steam accout is first, coverd in the steam tos, secondly not part of the law. thats the responsebility of the user to ensure that no minor user is able to use your account. this i coverd with the user account password
as much as i dislike this stupid law, from a neutral point of view, it is the former existing laws tansfered to the internet.
if you want to buy a age restricted product in a local store, you have to show your id if you dont look old enough. this is the same process