I think they were in dev settings. And, it clearly isn't a team process between the two companies. The thing that irritated me was how could an update be designed to look like an, " illegal mod"? Did the person that made the mod come up with the method? Was the mod inspiration?
All good points. But, the fact is that holding people's purchases hostage is fuck you refund everything actions. Too many people put up with their behavior.
When it happened to the very first person there should have been more collaboration.
I'm not a fan of digital libraries either. But, the amount of money people spend on intangible items is crazy! It takes one person to get everything charged back for them to stop. My dad has multiple accounts more than 20 yrs old on multiple platforms. I think of his gaming library everytime these things happen.
The link especially had me angry for people. An update shouldn't cause so much drama.
Does this issue cause you any grief?
https://gamevro.com/vac-ban-causes-100k-loss-to-counter-strike-2-player/
I think they were in dev settings. And, it clearly isn't a team process between the two companies. The thing that irritated me was how could an update be designed to look like an, " illegal mod"? Did the person that made the mod come up with the method? Was the mod inspiration?
All good points. But, the fact is that holding people's purchases hostage is fuck you refund everything actions. Too many people put up with their behavior.
When it happened to the very first person there should have been more collaboration.
I don't mind. No one else I asked thought it was the issue I did.
I'm not a fan of digital libraries either. But, the amount of money people spend on intangible items is crazy! It takes one person to get everything charged back for them to stop. My dad has multiple accounts more than 20 yrs old on multiple platforms. I think of his gaming library everytime these things happen.
The link especially had me angry for people. An update shouldn't cause so much drama.