Comments on: Valve updates Steam Subscriber Agreement, adds no sue clause

By: Mark

Mark — Sun, 05 Aug 2012 15:07:00 +0000

In reply to Mark. skyrim @ bestbuy $59.95. screw steams weekly sale. I would rather pay full price and have the install media.

By: Mark

Mark — Sat, 04 Aug 2012 00:28:00 +0000

Valve is holding my games hostage. They change the rules and block me from playing existing games that I already have agreed to terms and signed Eula that represents $1000 investment on my computer… I have two children with the same games. If I refuse to accept this extortion, do I get a full refund for all three computers or do I have to go to court? What are my options? Do I extract Steams fake zip files and move some files around to get game functionality back then go to Walmart for all future purchase. What, you tell me, am I a lone stick in the mud? I challenge thee steam, oh great and powerful Oz. Pay no mo money to that bastard behind the curtain.

My name is Mark and I approved this message

By: john

john — Thu, 02 Aug 2012 11:35:00 +0000

we should fight for basic consumer rights, especially for our kids who are the main targets and who may not know that they have been suckered
seek government help to define fair trading regulation or else soon we would have created another ugly monster who screw us and we cannot do a thing about

for example, i cant even refuse to accept the agreement because even to click on the “complain” hypertext ” on the user agreement. it would not let me do so unless i agree
but when i click agree, the complain section disappeared – lots of carp and we are already being screwed

once they become all powerful, all the games developers will be in deep shit and creativity and true entrepreneurship goes out the window

and everyone will have to eat whatever shit they care to dish out

everyone better off with xbox and consoles now, at least they still own their own games
and more important, the xbox games works