Originally Posted by II/JG54_Emil (Post 413739)

Not an argument, but a comment.

Originally Posted by Wolf_Rider (Post 413877)

My bad... yours was certainly a weak comment, then

is that better? :)

Originally Posted by Wolf_Rider (Post 413068)

Steam® subscriber agreement

1. REGISTRATION AND ACTIVATION.

Steam is an online service ("Steam") offered by Valve Corporation ("Valve").

You become a subscriber of Steam ("Subscriber") by installing the Steam client software and completing the Steam registration. Additionally, as a Subscriber you may obtain access to certain services, software and content ("Subscriptions") available to Subscribers. Conclusion of this contract between Valve and you takes place as soon as you access the Steam service after accepting this Agreement.


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c. No guarantees.

Valve does not guarantee continuous, error-free, virus-free or secure operation and access to steam, the software, your account and/or your subscriptions(s).

10. Exclusive remedies

a. Exclusive remedy -- steam and the software.

You acknowledge and agree that your sole and exclusive remedy for any dispute with valve with regard to steam or the software is to discontinue use of steam and cancel your account. Because some states or jurisdictions do not allow the exclusion or the limitation of liability for consequential or incidental damages, in such states or jurisdictions, valve, its licensors, and their affiliates liability shall be limited to the full extent permitted by law.

Originally Posted by ATAG_Septic (Post 414864)

In the UK Parliament writes the law and the courts decide what the law means. I care little for such agreements, at best they might provide evidence of intent, at worst they are merely the bread and butter of the solicitors who live off their existence. I care for the laws pertaining to the purchase.