Valve continues to fight Steam ‘aliens’ who transform countries into cheaper games

Valves still do not like people shop in other countries to find the best gaming prices, and it only made life a lot harder for those “visitors”. Storage Area he realized Valve now allows you to change the status of your Steam account once every three months. You can’t just look around to see all the good, in a way.

This move comes about a year after the same change required gamers to buy in a given country when they change. This approach made it difficult to use VPNs to purchase games in other countries, but it did not prevent people who were willing to exchange accounts to do business. These brokers must also limit their purchases or accept that they will not always get the lowest prices.

This leads to difficulties. While the end of the three-month period may be sufficient for most people, it can cause headaches if you jump from one country to another frequently.

It is also unknown how the European Union will respond to this issue. The regulators recently paid Valve € 7.8 million (approximately $ 9.4 million) to restrict access to sports between EU countries. The authorities will not be interested in reducing account management, even if it is for a short period of time.