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I find it unlikely that the license agreement and AUP of steam, and in addition of the game you purchased, which might have its own stipulations, is that simple
by kbenson 4y ago
I find it unlikely that the license agreement and AUP of steam, and in addition of the game you purchased, which might have its own stipulations, is that simple and open.
Feel free to supply evidence to the contrary though. I would be happy to be wrong.
- AlexandrB 4y agoAt some point we're going to have to stop letting EULAs and other click-through contracts supersede basic consumer rights. For example, when/why did we lose the right to resell stuff we bough?
- Aeolun 4y ago> in addition of the game you purchased, which might have its own stipulations Since I don’t see any additional agreements when I buy/play the game on steam it seems unlikely there is one. It seems the steam license agreement only allows you to make non-commercial use of paid games. I can imagine that Nvidia just didn’t want to go into the battle of whether pre-installing steam content that (other) users have already paid for constitutes a violation of that provision.