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UK lawsuit against Valve given the go-ahead, Steam owner facing up to £656 million in damages
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For some games at some times. From my understanding is not every publisher is able to fight for special contracts but some do. Also some might just be risking it lol
So I get the PPO agreements issue, and i dont mane in game purchases to have an opinion. The lowers fees one seems settled. THAT one is just a choice, which without PPO agreements could be more meannlingful.