The problem of Russophobia in steam from publishers
Russophobia: rejection and discrimination of residents of the Russian Federation, even if they are ordinary people and are not related to the policy and actions of the state
It's ridiculous to watch Russophobia defeat capitalism and even the bravest pigs will give up an extra dollar just so that the Russians don't get some kind of project in Steam
Sometimes games are not available for viewing, but nonsense comes when you can still buy the right to use the game, but this right is not given to you and you cannot download the game until you turn on VPN and it seems to me that this already violates something, because this is some kind of fraud
But still, the Russians do not tolerate and can massively fall on the publisher's games and lower ratings for the fact that after the purchase they cannot download the Game and, as it turns out, the publisher is more important money than principles, and they become sworn apostates, and open the game for the CIS, because reviews will affect sales around the world
In conclusion, I will say that indie developers rarely pass such acts and do not block games for the Russian Federation and It turns out that money is more important to them, not recognition, although it would seem that it should be the other way around, but in the end, indies get both money and recognition, and publishers eat slop like pigs and, for completely stupid reasons, restrict games in the Russian Federation
As a result, it turns out that the platform that united players around the world bends to politicians and restricts access to games, because you are of the wrong blood, and this is already racism and Nazism, because it is apparently your fault, where you were born and where the unwanted regime takes place
With this, I raise the problem, because this cannot continue, and games should be released outside of politics and prejudice to the fact that you have the "wrong nationality"
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