Some people in Africa might be descendents of the people from whom all currently living people all over the world descended from some fifty thousand years ago.
Then again they could’ve immigrated to Africa from somewhere else sixty thousand years ago.
Countries and borders are a construct 🤷♂️
That’s good to know.
Thank you confirming what I was hoping for.
In my book it is.
It’s still bad and a reason to strive for the ability to fully own games.
But Steam’s fault? Nah.
I’m not aware of Steam ever having removed a purchased game from a library.
If you have a reliable source that says otherwise please link it.
Technically they could do that of course.
But it would be bad for their business and have people do more business with gog.com.
Steam gets chosen over gog.com for convenience.
If purchased games disappear that will be even more inconvenient.
edit: I mean “Steam ever having removed a purchased game from a library” in the sense of for no good reason.
Following legal requirements or being dependent on external resources (e.g. game servers) outside the responsibility of Steam are different things and I wouldn’t blame Steam for it.
There’s a reason for the trust people have in Steam.
And there are plenty of reasons for not having trust in Sony.
People voting with their wallet will decide how this ends.
Sadly I have to agree with you from the beginning to the end of your comment.
My comment wasn’t meant as a realistic scenario, but one that depicts how it should be.
It was in an effort to prevent normalizing wrong behaviour and unfair scenarios.
Not so fast!
What about reparation?
What about returning abducted people?
Pissing off from anywhere in Ukraine (including Crimea ofc) is simply not enough.
Letting them off the hook this easy sends the message that anyone can invade random countries and in the worst case just doesn’t conquer any land.
If you need money to compensate for the tax breaks for billionaires and their companies and money to fund weapons and wars for Israel, you gotta save somewhere, duh!