• Atomic
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      6 months ago

      What exactly do you think NATO has to do with this situation?

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          6 months ago

          I don’t think you have the slightest clue about what NATO actually is.

          Because they have nothing to do with Vietnam choosing to ban steam.

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              NATO is a military alliance. Being part of NATO does not grant you any benefits in any market beyond perhaps weapon sales.

              Being part of NATO has no meaning when it comes to game development, and sales, global otherwise.

              So again. I ask the question. Why do you think NATO has anything to do with the topic?

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          So if I publish a game on steam I am now a colonizer? If I am a Vietnamese citizen who downloads a game that hasn’t gone through “government scrutiny” am I now a collaborator? What if I am a Vietnamese game developer that has published directly to steam without giving a shit about whatever censorship my government is trying to implement? Should I be sent to reeducation?

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              6 months ago

              What point is it you think he made clear?

              If they want to protect their developers. They would help them succeed on the global market. Make it easier for them to compete.