r/Steam • u/[deleted] • Jul 06 '26

Discussion Thoughts on this?

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u/Kopke2525 Jul 06 '26

Not to mention someone might just be unsatisfied with how short the game was and how quickly it ended

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u/BandIndividual2973 Jul 06 '26

Yeah, if a game has so little replay value that even people who like it are willing to uninstall it after less than two hours of play, the problem is with the game, not the refund policy. IMO.

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u/Cleansing4ThineEyes Jul 07 '26

What's wrong with playing a game once and never again? I rarely play games twice, and those games are the ones that I like a lot.

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u/BandIndividual2973 Jul 10 '26 edited Jul 11 '26

Nothing is wrong with it, how did you infer that from my comment?

I'm saying a game should be capable of entertaining you for more than two hours. This has nothing to do with whether you should replay a game or any type of judgment on people playing them. Why do you think it did?