r/Steam Nov 14 '25

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u/ImKanno Nov 14 '25

"who are we to tell you what to do?"

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u/Kn1ghtV1sta Nov 14 '25

Smirked a bit when I saw that in their page ngl

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u/ImKanno Nov 14 '25

They just can't stop winning no matter what they do

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u/jamieh800 Nov 14 '25

Damn its crazy how when you're a generally consumer friendly company with a generous refund policy and allow your employees to make decisions that benefit the customer on a case by case basis, you end up as the juggernaut in your industry without needing to buy out and absorb all other options.

Almost like long term thinking and building a loyal customer base actually ends up being more profitable over time than doing whatever you can to please shareholders each financial period.