Simply take a little time and look it up. People really do need to start reading things before agreeing.įor those who requested their account be deleted but were denied, there are multi-national advocacy groups that can help. The questionable language in their EULA was alarming, to say the least. Unlike many, I read agreements fully prior to moving forward. These issues, in particular, are at the core of why I don't do business with this company. The only thing saving the developers thus far is no one has wanted to take the time to pursue legal action. Many countries now have laws that allow users of services to request the removal of their information. with the country that the user is requesting the account be deleted in. Especially if the developer's country of origin is part of a trade partner etc. In this case, the developers simply don't care.Īs far as refusing to delete accounts (there are many posts on various forums), a EULA doesn't supersede a country's laws. Other free to play titles have found fair solutions for these issues. It is also important to point out that even when a user changes their Steam name (they allow users to do this after a certain amount of time), the profile name in the game remains the same. There is no reason why anyone should be forced to create a second Steam account just to enjoy a game in their "off time".
The narrow views displayed the developers have yet to address this issue. Believe it or not, streamers don't necessarily want the attention when not streaming. This is especially true when it comes to online games. Those who stream usually have a streaming profile and another profile to use while not streaming. You dont really need 2 profiles That's not entirely correct. Originally posted by mdram:or contact the dev and have them reset yours
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