@Brodehouse:
That doesn't apply you did that not the dealer. This TOS simply said you can't sue us. That's totally unfair and stupid to hold your games hostage like that and kills consumer confidence. Also the point is mute in alot of EU countries they have laws on the books that prevent companies from making you sign your rights away. But in the U.S it will be a problem but even there those digital signatures dont mean much in court if you challenge them. But since its not clear when you buy a game that you are actually renting it. This move will prove to be a problem for valve down the road.
No matter what anyone says no one will make me believe its ok to seize games that people have purchased over years just because they wont sign your new contract. Give me a refund or see me in court. Microsoft,Sony, and EA knew better they gave you the option to OPT out and didnt take your games hostage. Thats why valve is taking the heat on this. The other game companies did this awhile ago and didnt resort to this low and unfair action. Do you get that EA knew better and everyone knows EA is evil.
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