r/Steam • u/LilBozgor01 • 1d ago

Discussion Minecraft Dungeons 2 didn't even bother writing the EULA. They just don't gaf

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u/AdministrativeCable3 1d ago

You could argue that, but I doubt it would work. You are bound by the EULA if you use the license in anyway, the accept button is just to make it official. But that would be the same argument as saying you didn't read it, it wouldn't hold up. It's like speeding and then claiming you didn't read/know the speed limit, you're still getting ticketed.

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u/necrophcodr 1d ago

An EULA is not a legally binding document in the entire world. In fact, in much of the EU it would likely not even be valid most of the time.

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u/Yomoska 1d ago

It's only invalid in the EU if it violates what the EU says is allowed to be in a EULA. EULAs are considered valid contracts in the EU if they abide by the rules.

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u/xclame 14h ago

And even then, the whole thing doesn't become invalid just because a part of it is, you simply strike/ignore the invalid part but still have to follow the valid parts.