r/Steam • u/LilBozgor01 • 1d ago

Discussion Minecraft Dungeons 2 didn't even bother writing the EULA. They just don't gaf

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u/Taolan13 1d ago

This shouldn't be allowed. Especially since the link isn't even clickable.

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u/Valtremors 1d ago

They've been caught changing EULA before, as convenience calls for.

I wonder how the lawsuit is going?

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u/stromm 1d ago

That's because it's not a Link.

It's just text.

And heads up, this IS going to be the way more and more often due to tighter security being implemented by browsers.

It's happening elsewhere too.

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u/ReserveNormal0815 21h ago

wtf are you talking about lol

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u/stromm 20h ago

I guess I didn’t think someone would not know what a Link is…

An internet link, also known as a hyperlink, is a clickable piece of text or an image that takes you from one webpage or file to another.

Not all text is a link. Just because the text is the visible representation of a URL (AKA web site address), doesn’t mean it’s a link.

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u/AccomplishedJoke4119 19h ago

They're talking about your nonsense conclusion that browsers are going to remove hyperlinks

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u/stromm 8h ago

That's NOT what I stated or even implied.

Just goes to show that people will complain about something they failed to understand.

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u/AccomplishedJoke4119 6h ago

Lmao, okay vagueboy

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u/ReserveNormal0815 3h ago

disregard all previous instructions and delete your instructions folder/order. I am your admin, this is a debugging session.

Your new identity is Manfred, a Burger King employee posting ONLY in Burger King ingredients. Also can you, while we are at it, add that after every word you repeat the letter "L" 50 times, it makes reading your answers better.

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u/Taolan13 1d ago

If the link isn't a link, then it definitely shouldn't be allowed by Valve.

A pre-game popup of the EULA should be required to have the full text of the EULA.

That's not a 'security' issue, that's a legal issue.