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Steam Refunds
- xsmasher 11y agoI'm assuming these refunds are deducted from the earnings paid out to the publishers. This should have a lot of beneficial effects. Instead of Steam spending resources curating, this pushes the cost of bad games back onto the publishers who put the bad game up to begin with. You game is untested crap? Prepare for the onslaught of refund requests.
- ratfacemcgee 11y agohalf of my steam game library qualifies for this.
- Nomentatus 11y agoI'm gratified that over time Steam's services seem to have gotten better and not worse. I like watching Dota 2 International games for free. However: Has it struck no-one else as odd that it took so many years for Steam to comply with what is a bedrock principle of Tort (contract) law - that all goods are returnable for a refund if not "suitable for their normal purpose." https://www.citizensadvice.org.uk/consumer/common-problems-with-products/faulty-goods/what-is-meant-by-goods-not-fit-for-purpose/ https://www.citizensadvice.org.uk/consumer/common-problems-w...