Valve plans to appeal the EU's Geo-Blocking Fine

WYP · #1 21-01-21, 01:22 PM

"Valve declined to admit that it broke the law, as the EC demanded." - Valve

Read more about Valve's plan to appeal the EU's geo-blocking fine.

Warchild · #2 21-01-21, 03:24 PM

They are the biggest culprit of this. I dont wish them luck in any way, especially given how much of a pt they take from developers.

ImprovizoR · #3 21-01-21, 04:57 PM

Waste of time. This is an open and shut case. They'll have to pay and stop with the geo-locking practice. The EEA is pretty much set in stone and non-negotiable.

Peace Ð · #4 22-01-21, 11:40 AM

And here I was hoping to finally be able to buy uncut games here in Germany...

This is still good news, but iirc Black Ops 2 also had match making based on your CD Key, so if you bought a russian key, you mostly played with russians. This means, that also the devs have to keep in mind not to make such decisions anymore.