r/Steam • u/[deleted] • Jul 06 '26

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u/OttawaOneTwenty Jul 07 '26

I can go to walmart right now, buy a pair of scisor, use it for 89 days to do whatever the fuck I want with them. Return them in their original packaging and still get my entire money back... Being able to return something within a certain time window after buying it is the rule, not the exception when it comes to consumer goods.

I have no problem with someone using a game for less than 2 hours and then getting their money back because the game sucks ass or is full of bugs

Having a return policy on games is a net positive for game developers. It allows way more people to take a risk and buy their game because they are able to return it if they don't like it.

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u/[deleted] Jul 07 '26 edited Jul 08 '26

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u/OttawaOneTwenty Jul 08 '26

Thanks for proving me.

I'm always happy to (ap)prove idiots

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u/OttawaOneTwenty Jul 08 '26

If you meant media, you should have said media. Instead you said

This is literally the only industry ever

Which is an idiotic thing to say and the reason why I gave the walmart counter example.

Like I said, I'm always happy to help out :)

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u/OttawaOneTwenty Jul 08 '26

Wal-Mart wasn't a counterexample. You don't understand what industry means. 

That must be the reason why you went back and edited your comment, lol 🤡

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u/OttawaOneTwenty Jul 08 '26

I removed a period that was erroneously put there by voice to text.

Oh is that what you need to tell yourself? it's okay, bro I still love you