the problem isnt that they broke a binding agreement, its that they acknowledged the one rule the game tells you when you open it, ignored it, and then complained when they got banned from the game because of it. this would apply to literally any game with literally any rule they have in place, its not some special issue with deadlock
i may the only one fully understands Valve Prompt Warning. by playing the game even if you click escape it promptly suggests you to follow it. its basically agreeing with the prompt if you play the game. theres no agree or disagree choices. like are people really that stupid in following the most simplest rules and agreement. the current gaming journalism is even more cooked.
the problem isnt that they broke a binding agreement, its that they acknowledged the one rule the game tells you when you open it, ignored it, and then complained when they got banned from the game because of it. this would apply to literally any game with literally any rule they have in place, its not some special issue with deadlock
i may the only one fully understands Valve Prompt Warning.
by playing the game even if you click escape it promptly suggests you to follow it. its basically agreeing with the prompt if you play the game. theres no agree or disagree choices.
like are people really that stupid in following the most simplest rules and agreement.
the current gaming journalism is even more cooked.
Morally wrong. Ratio.
Not just morally wrong, but also dumb lmao