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Steam now warns customers they're only buying a license when paying for a game
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this post was submitted on 11 Oct 2024
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Nah im not defending anything, im saying that thats how it works and everyone that doesn't meme a IRL NPC knows and understands that. I also don't get why its about steam, every store is like that, but not because the store wants that, its the publishers, and they are the ones locking stuff. You could definitely sue them as they cant just shut down a service you paid for, but good luck with that.
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