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So........they can.
If CS:GO can do it, other games can to.
https://help.steampowered.com/en/faqs/view/3E8D-FA11-0704-C0CD
The support page says the game ban "must be consistent with a VAC ban".
So you still own the game and can even play it.
People seem to really misunderstand how THAT works.
https://help.steampowered.com/en/faqs/view/46DB-4CEC-F7E9-49E5
The effects of the game ban are determined by the developer, and must be consistent with a VAC ban, such as being prevented from playing online with other players and/or trading items for that game.It cannot prevent the user from launching and playing the game offline. It cannot prevent the user from using Steam.
So the game is not "removed from your library". It is still there and can even be played.
Unfortunately for you there are numerous game developers who issue game bans for something other than cheating. Even more unfortunate for you is that Valve clearly has no issues with what those developers issue bans for because Valve has yet to bother to reign any of them in.
As a Steam subscriber you agree to abide by the following conduct rules. In general, as a Steam user you should be a good online citizen and not do anything that prevents any other Steam user from using and enjoying Steam.
More specifically, you shall not do, or attempt to do, any of the following on Steam:
Harass other users or Steam personnel
Examples of such prohibited behavior include: trolling; baiting; threatening; spamming; intimidating; and using abusive language or insults.
https://store.steampowered.com/online_conduct/
You agreed not to do the above. Doesn't mater where you are are or were..... or if it is casual or MM.
ok but
don't complicate this issue. it's very simple.
you did something against the rules.
and now you are held responsible.
we're in a time in gaming where you can't just say and do whatever you want anymore. more and more games are putting in measures to take short audio/video clips of bad behavior for the people who direct the games to analyze and punish.
There is something called common sense and respect. it is assumed that when you meet new people, you treat them with respect.
its unfortunate you don't like it, but if that's the case, why continue to support games?
if you don't like being held responsible, and you don't want to play by the rules, why play?
why even support gaming? you'd be much less stressed out without it imo.
You were not issued that game ban by a moderator, but by the game developer themselves. Valve merely applied the ban on the developers' behalf.
1 game ban on record | Info <<<<<-----
102 day(s) since last ban
Game developers inform Valve when a disruptive player has been detected in their game, and Valve applies the game ban to the account. The game developer is solely responsible for the decision to apply a game ban. Valve only enforces the game ban as instructed by the game developer.
https://help.steampowered.com/en/faqs/view/46DB-4CEC-F7E9-49E5
Do players have the ability to appeal bans?
Players should contact the game developer if they wish to appeal a game ban, since the developer has the data describing why the ban occurred.
https://help.steampowered.com/en/faqs/view/46DB-4CEC-F7E9-49E5
Highly doubtful. You don't get your account permanently banned for what others say or do UNLESS your account gets hijacked.
We're not getting the whole story here......