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I am wondering... [Steam/G2A/CS:GO related]

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Nekrux

Hello guyz...

Actually i am watching Katowice, and i noticed the G2A logo on the Virtus.Pro t-shirts. So i am wondering, why do Steam and CS:GO let it be a sponsor if it's not a legit reseller?

9 years ago

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zelghadis

And what you suppose them to do? Ban Virtus.Pro players from playing their game because they don't like the sponsor? G2A is sponsoring Vitrus, not CS:GO. And Valve doesn't own Vitrus.Pro ;p

9 years ago
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InfiniteEvil

+1

9 years ago
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Nekrux

I am not saying that, but Steam could do some rules... I don't think it would be difficult for them to find another sponsor. I mean...
Other teams are there anyway without G2A, Kinguin, or anything else sponsoring them. :o

By the way, looking at [http://steamunpowered.eu/new-steam-gift-restrictions-are-ridiculous/] recently changes on Steam, they could be able to really do some rules angainst those sponsor, lol.

9 years ago
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bar1004

Fnatic is sponsored by kinguin (and I presume that there are many more), so VP isn't only team to be sponsored by "illegit" seller. Also as far as I know recent fuss about G2A was mostly to Ubisoft, so maybe they would need to take first step.

9 years ago
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Nekrux

I am not judging Virtus.Pro, i took them like an example as they was the first i saw.

9 years ago
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outlander357

Dude, do you not realize what you're implying? Valve actually forbidding players to make deals with a specific sponsor? Isn't that against the law? I don't think they could do that even if they wanted to.

9 years ago
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Mayros

They are Team Sponsors, that's why

9 years ago
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petrospetran

With money you can do anything you want.

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Nekrux

I am not hating anyone, i am only asking. :o

But i don't know i think it's a bit different trading... It's like if you sell an old item because you bought a new one, and you don't pay fee, it's not illegal, but if you are assuming to do it like a work, it's different... And it would be illegal.

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9 years ago
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Remis

Everything's ok with G2A and kinguin, you're safe to buy from them. Stop believing that nonsence that they are scammers and it's not safe.

9 years ago
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Nekrux

WTF, it's not so safe at all... I bought a lot from Kinguin, and i had two troubles, but they refund me without any problem.

The problem is that before their last changes, you was protected for long time, i don't know well... But for example i had a trouble with one game after several months, but as i said they refunded me. Actually you must pay fee for be protected and the guarantee lasts only 1 month. :/ It's better than nothing, i know, but...

For example, two days ago i was looking for Rust: "Yay, it's only 7.xx € on Kinguin, great!"... I proceded to checkout, and lol, the ammount increased to be near 11 € when in Steam it's at 14 €. Why should i even take the risk?

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Remis

Yeah of course all this price increase after you add the game to the cart is bullcrap. G2A doing the same thing. I rarely buy from them because prices there are not very tempting. But as i said it's safe. Just don't buy if you found something insanely cheap.

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Closed 9 years ago by Nekrux.