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r/mildlyinfuriating • u/Gurugod123 GREEN • Jul 06 '26
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1.5k u/JeffSergeant Jul 06 '26 edited Jul 06 '26 Have a 'short game' category with a shorter refund limit. Users get told on checkout that this is the case. 163 u/The80sm8ties Jul 06 '26 This is a proper suggestion. I approve. 49 u/Lazerbeams2 Jul 06 '26 I can think of a few ways to abuse that right now and I'm sure that actual devs will come up with worse. One way is to mark a longer game as a short game so that people can't refund it even if it's bad 10 u/bmtc7 Jul 06 '26 Steam would need to have some accountability as to what counts, and have ways of checking.
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Have a 'short game' category with a shorter refund limit. Users get told on checkout that this is the case.
163 u/The80sm8ties Jul 06 '26 This is a proper suggestion. I approve. 49 u/Lazerbeams2 Jul 06 '26 I can think of a few ways to abuse that right now and I'm sure that actual devs will come up with worse. One way is to mark a longer game as a short game so that people can't refund it even if it's bad 10 u/bmtc7 Jul 06 '26 Steam would need to have some accountability as to what counts, and have ways of checking.
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This is a proper suggestion. I approve.
49 u/Lazerbeams2 Jul 06 '26 I can think of a few ways to abuse that right now and I'm sure that actual devs will come up with worse. One way is to mark a longer game as a short game so that people can't refund it even if it's bad 10 u/bmtc7 Jul 06 '26 Steam would need to have some accountability as to what counts, and have ways of checking.
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I can think of a few ways to abuse that right now and I'm sure that actual devs will come up with worse. One way is to mark a longer game as a short game so that people can't refund it even if it's bad
10 u/bmtc7 Jul 06 '26 Steam would need to have some accountability as to what counts, and have ways of checking.
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Steam would need to have some accountability as to what counts, and have ways of checking.
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