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I am in the EU and use a VPN with servers in other EU countries and don’t particularly try to hide my location from Steam when it comes to billing, but this sti
by KronisLV 2y ago
I am in the EU and use a VPN with servers in other EU countries and don’t particularly try to hide my location from Steam when it comes to billing, but this still feels kind of worrying. What if they also suddenly decide to purge my account with all of the games I have?
Or, for example, getting an affordable non-region-locked (global) key, or even a key that’s no longer for sale on Steam itself (like the first DIRT Rally game) from gray market sites like G2A.
Revoking any product that they find problematic or refusing to activate it, I could understand. But blocking the whole account? Kind of crazy.
- jkhanlar 2y ago[flagged]
- Dylan16807 2y agoPlease use sentences.
- Silphendio 2y agoAFAIK a steam ban in this case just means that you can't buy stuff or activate keys anymore. You should still be able to play previously purchased games.
- Gud 2y agoSo from then on you will need to have TWO accounts? Or what are you supposed to do, considering most games are played using Steam?
- bowsamic 2y agoI assume in this case it's because of sanctions against the countries involved which could cause Valve to be prosecuted rather than because of VPN use in general