Gabe Newell: Koreans saved Steam.

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we had asked for information about what
they were doing in Asia including Korea
the lawsuit it’s just an attempt to
overwhelm us with tens of millions
Half-Life 20th Anniversary Dagyu
While Half-Life 2 is in development, Valve launches Stemall and enters into a legal dispute with Vivendi, a provider of video games, regarding the PC room business.
Although it has not received as much attention as Diabulo, the number of users has recently exploded in Korea as well.
This is Hanbit Soft’s flagship package game; Such a good game Tex provides free service and bows down.
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Vivendi signed a contract with Hanbit Soft and Son Goku in Korea to sell Valve games as a countermeasure that can provide PC defense services.
Bulb accused Vivendi of illegally supplying games to PC rooms outside the scope of the contract.
Vivendi countersued that Bulb was controlling its payout contracts by monitoring games on Steam.
The controversy intensifies as Vivendi sends Bulb a huge pile of legal documents that are meaningless.
They said they were going to go bankrupt due to legal fees, but at the time, Korea was struggling for business, so they only had documents in Korean.
Of course, there was a huge cost to translate all of this, so Balb and Gabe, who were out of luck, had nothing to do with it.
If we pass until we are on the verge of bankruptcy, the Half-Life IP will also be in danger.
At that time, there was a Korean who worked as an interlocutor during the summer while attending UCLA on the side of the star group that represented my teacher.
The lawyer in charge asked Intere to tell me roughly what the Korean documents contained.
This person went through thousands of Korean documents in one day.
Vivendi, that is, the head of the Korean division, destroyed the evidence frame related to the separate lawsuit as instructed by the head of the division. I looked for this person for one day.
The lawyer in charge was outraged that the evidence destruction framework was discussed in writing, so he kept asking Inter to see if that was really true.
As soon as this data was submitted as evidence, the judge raised his hands.
summation
They gave me a lot of useless documents in a situation where I was legally required to do so.
It is a method of spending more manpower or money and wasting time.
It is often used in the legal field, but for some reason time is time and tone is money.
These assholes shouldn’t send me the documents they sent, they’re just Bonnets.
This means that Koreans’ direct writing is the Theravada.
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