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this post was submitted on 29 Dec 2024
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No, they wanted to pretend like they were combating them while leaving them fully intact. There are pretty easy ways to combat it, but that also requires they destroy the market they profit so much off of. The trade window system (purposefully) did very little to stop this. It's was purely PR, which some gullible people actually believed.
People like Valve, so they believe everything they do is honest and good. It isn't. It may be better than some other companies, but it doesn't make them good. You can recognize when they do the right thing while also recognizing when they're doing the wrong things, and enabling gambling (underage or not) is bad. At a minimum, they control CS esports, so they could ban advertising from gambling sites if they don't want to block it in its entirety.