Being on Steam limits a lot of what we're allowed to do with the game, and how we're allowed to talk to our users," Persson wrote. "We (probably?) wouldn't be able to, say, sell capes or have a map market place on minecraft.net that works with steam customers in a way that keeps Valve happy. It would effectively split the Minecraft community into two parts, where only some of the players can access all of the weird content we want to add to the game."
you kind of have to likehave the developer's permission.this is a stupid as forget feature. it mean there will be more COD and less great games
If you submit something that is someone else's game it sure as hell will be identified for sure.It's not like people make games at the same rate as workshop mods. Making a game isn't something you do within a short period of time, the things that are on Steam are practically of high quality, never anything cheap (few exceptions).
how much of a cut would steam take if badspot put it up?i know he already makes very little from each sale
