We learned just how small Valve really is this year, but also how good it is at raking in the cash: It’s making more money per employee than Apple

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So I was wrong about that one, the point still stands, specially because key resellers are also affected by Valve’s policy. Why are you being so intentionally obtuse?

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It’s OK to run a discount for Steam Keys on different stores at different times as long as you plan to give a comparable offer to Steam customers within a reasonable amount of time.

Where in valves policy is it showing they’re affected. That right there is from the link you provided, literally stating its fine to have discounts on different stores. Steam provides the keys for free and still eats the cost of hosting the game if one of these keys are sold on a different store.

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as long as you plan to give a comparable offer to Steam customers within a reasonable amount of time.

Do you just not read?

We learned just how small Valve really is this year, but also how good it is at raking in the cash: It’s making more money per employee than Appleplus-square

We learned just how small Valve really is this year, but also how good it is at raking in the cash: It’s making more money per employee than Appleplus-square

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We learned just how small Valve really is this year, but also how good it is at raking in the cash: It’s making more money per employee than Apple

We learned just how small Valve really is this year, but also how good it is at raking in the cash: It’s making more money per employee than Apple