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Subnautica 2's Steam EULA is getting huge backlash. On first launch, players must accept a detailed End User License Agreement, and players are worried after read them >The agreement grants a license to play the game rather than transferring ownership. >It includes restrictions on streaming, screenshots, recordings, and certain types of content creation or monetization, often requiring disclaimers. >The publisher retains the right to revoke access for specified reasons. >Terms may be updated unilaterally, with users expected to review changes. >The agreement covers data collection practices involving personal and device information. >It addresses ownership of player-created content, modifications, and related materials. >Additional clauses address liability limits, dispute resolution through arbitration in California, and prohibitions on certain software tools, VPN use, and other activities. The game has achieved strong reception overall, with Very Positive Steam reviews and high concurrent player counts. Unknown Worlds Entertainment has noted that it is reviewing player feedback on the EULA. Some players have requested refunds after reading the EULA, while others just say the terms are normal with industry standards.

😡Japan is changing in ways that are honestly heartbreaking. Metal thefts are now happening repeatedly across the country. This time, at a campground and log house facility that was supposed to open on May 29, thieves stole a large number of faucets and every metal grate from the stoves. Imagine preparing to open a new place, only to have even the basic metal parts ripped away. This is not just theft. It is the collapse of public order, trust, and the basic decency that Japan used to be known for.

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