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and risks clearly outlined for customers, but they are not on the many project boards of all the in-flight EA games and therefore cannot arbitrate anything at all. I would also agree that Steam can
be protected under Consumer Contracts Regs. [/quote]

Its steam's shop , so technically they are liable for the products it sells. Disclaimers dont negate that responsibilty. I think Steam will have to

those games as it would directly impact their final sales numbers, particularly among Steam's refund crazed users. Early Access allows studios to fund development as it happens, giving them the capital to
I've been a a supporter of in-development games since well before Early Access was formally codified as A Thing on Steam, and I can tell you that in every single case I've been involved in where the devs

It's true things could have been handled better, the main mistakes were not fully communicating the situation, not following the steam procedures for things like refunds, and possibly using the
Mirror franchise name given the history/following the previous Mirror games have.

However it's pretty sad that things have come to this.

Mirror 2: Project X was/is actually quite a promising game.
The

makes sense...

- Hackers and cheaters... do you see CS:GO? Its totally riden with cheaters and hackers its total crap wtf and guess what, Its one of the most sold games in steam even today, its selling
Id like to give my noob opinion too :p

Well, measuring the pros first:

- Possible implosion of players since this game is really awesome and unique (cant think of many games that dispute this

future sells as well.

By all means, I'll avoid EVERY SINGLE GAME, allowed to moding, as buying any game from steam, from now on. That's what I'm going to do. [/quote]

If you're unhappy with the
, by incetive companies on releasing games with less and less content, and modders to release ok stuff for money, instead of perfect stuff, due the pleasure of making it.

So in the end, the gamer

引用自 ResidentSleeper.：

引用自 2daebak4u：

Calm down there r/pcmasterrace, you just said yourself that SteamSpy is completely inaccurate and is literally
statistics and data analysis are about. The fact that you are unable to provide any credible counter arguments, unable to name the "random $30 VR game", and made the taunt that you have just attempted shows

end you can sell all your artifact cards and get at least most of your cash back and buy some other games to play wwhen you are done with it. When you quit playing hearthstone you either have to
illegally sell your account, (if you don't have any other games on it you still want to play,) or everything you paid into it goes to waste.
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People spend hundreds to thousands of money on TCG. Just

think statutory obligations will be enforced for anyone selling a product into a country precisely targetting companies like Steam and disadvantaging local companies through unfair competition. However
, right now, Steam and others do not do this and argue that the act of downloading a game is acceptance of it. Equivalent to going into a shop, buying a game in a box.. Then getting home to find its broken

subjective and opinionated.
Yet judging from the user reviews, ratings, awards and so fourth, More people seem to love this game in their opinion then people like you who don't think it lives up to the hype
.
Nothing wrong with having a differen't opinion, But take into account YOU are the one with the minority opinion here, So maybe there's an issue with what you like, more then what the game provides. [/quote