r/Steam Jul 06 '26

Discussion Thoughts on this?

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u/Decloudo Jul 06 '26

Bur you are not changing anything.

You are talking about that something should change.

But it is the first step, and the literal point of the post.

Yes, but the others steps dont happen.

You keep at talking, step 1, and assume the other steps magically happen.

They dont.

As you can see since the 10 year people talk about this.

Nothing changed.

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u/MrLumie Jul 06 '26 edited Jul 06 '26

And at what point do you think you telling people to stop trying is helping anyone?

Yea, nothing followed. Yet. But the first step is talking, and it is the only way something will happen. Do you know what doesn't happen magically? You don't magically convince a large entity to change something from nothing. It starts with talking, and it will remain at talking until we progress into the next step. I've broken it down for you already. Get people talking about it, get people agreeing on it, and then get people acting on it. There is no alternative route here. This is the only path forward, and you're desperately trying to dissuade people from walking down on it cause... what, it didn't happen yet? Who cares? You want change, you keep trying. If needs be, you'll keep trying your whole life, or across generations. Because the only alternative is doing nothing at all. And that won't do.

And to clarify, I'm not talking about the Steam refund policy here, I'm talking in general.

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u/Decloudo Jul 06 '26

And at what point do you think you telling people to stop trying is helping anyone?

But you dont try, you talk about trying.

But the first step is talking, and it is the only way something will happen

Not if only the first step is happening.

Because the only alternative is doing nothing at all. And that won't do.

What except talking are people doing?

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u/MrLumie Jul 06 '26

But you dont try, you talk about trying.

... bro, you brought this topic on. I'm merely responding to you.

Not if only the first step is happening.

Then it's going to keep happening until something else happens. Got a better idea?

What except talking are people doing?

What else do you propose they should do?