Le contrat de licence de Subnautica 2 limite les dommages à 50 dollars et interdit l'usage de VPN

Les joueurs de Subnautica 2 ont fait part de leurs inquiétudes concernant plusieurs clauses du contrat de licence utilisateur final du jeu. Ce contrat plafonne tout dédommagement éventuel à 50 dollars et interdit l'utilisation d'un VPN pendant le jeu.

L'accord accorde également au développeur Krafton le droit de révoquer l'accès au jeu à tout moment et pour n'importe quelle raison. Il exige en outre des licences distinctes pour jouer sur plusieurs appareils. Les fans ont partagé des extraits de ce contrat sur le subreddit StopKillingGames, soulignant que ces conditions sont excessivement restrictives.

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