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    Rockstar doesn’t officially support Linux though… So it’s on valve that they certified it for steam deck. There’s no grounds for charging that back to r*

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      I disagree. I bought a game for all the features it had at the time of buying it. There is no avenue for a consumer to push back against publishers changing that

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        While if you bought it, it should be source included and you should be able to host your own servers/pick any patch to play on

        We don’t have those consumer protections because software is a relatively new thing

        • @ThatWeirdGuy1001
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          The first generation of software for early stored-program digital computers in the late 1940s

          80 years isn’t “new”

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      Well they are still selling in-game money without letting anyone know that they possibly cannot use it. But guess what rockstar, if I have to choose between your games and Linux, Linux wins every time. Later…

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      Who cares about Rockstar’s opinion of “grounds?” Valve should simply do it anyway, and kick Rockstar off Steam entirely if it bitches about it.

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        That’s a good way to lose a lawsuit, end up giving all the money back plus interest and punitive amts, potential damages, etc. Smort.

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        Since GTA is a money printing machine. i doubt they’d ever do that