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This still translates into being a worse state of affairs for the store, and for the consumers who now have to contend with more scams that are harder to detect
by kombookcha 3y ago
This still translates into being a worse state of affairs for the store, and for the consumers who now have to contend with more scams that are harder to detect before pressing "buy".
- Sankozi 3y agoI never had problem on Steam to find good games. Steam also very rarely recommends something really bad. Not sure how it is implemented but for now crappy games are not even visible on the main page (even on the new games list or soon to release list), you need to expand those sections to really see every game.
- indymike 3y agoSteam's refund policy makes this a non-issue. It takes way less than 2 hours to figure out you have a bad game.
- kombookcha 3y agoIt certainly helps a lot, but I wouldn't call it a non-issue. It deteriorates the user experience. From the scammer's point of view, with a low barrier to entry, they don't need very many people to fall for it before some number of them will fail to get a refund for whatever reason. Even if literally nobody loses money, it's adding noise to signal.