Rossinero

They're probably swimming in money right now.

Now that KSP2 is about to be released I would like to have a statement from the KSP2 developers GUARANTEEing that there are no background programs copying/tracking your system and all keyboard klicks. If you take the behavior around KSP as an example, you can see a rather elegant solution: it's bought and you can't give it back afterwards. I bought the game myself and didn't know at the time of purchase that such a spy program was running in the background. The game manufacturer violated their own EULA License. But then there was no refund, which is more or less fraud. So yes, I would like to have a statement from the game makers where they make it very clear that they will not allow this in KSP2. But they won't because they don't want to guarantee something like that. I mean... just that they don't give a refund for the KSP users who had Red Shell on their PC, or that they don't take the installation files offline, patch Red Shell out and then put it back online says a lot. They make it extremely easy for themselves to simply blame the whole thing on the EULA and say that they've changed something there. Who discovered that RedShell was running on the PCs? Definitely not the game maker. KSP is an interesting game, but thoughts on part two make me hesitate. When you "request" to find out that someone else is tracking what your password is while you're doing your banking. It's about someone watching, and something like that being sent out. As a game maker to say "there may still be RedShell files in the games, but the servers don't receive it" is properly degenerate.

Good Day Well, what's the best way to start writing that? I feel ripped off and betrayed, because I played the Kerbal Space Program for a long time, and now I rummaged through the Internet today. In doing so, I found out that I was being spied on the whole time I was running KSP. Just the fact that I bought the game and I had no idea that such a program would end up on my PC is a damned shame, and now I ask myself a question: Will Red Shell, as the program is called, be back again? Installed at KSP2. If so, then I won't buy the game. I want an answer from the game manufacturer, and a guarantee that no spy programs will run through the game. If the manufacturer cannot give the guarantee, it is very clear to me that there will be another program that ends up on the PC. I do my e-banking on my PC and when someone watches my keyboard or other data, I get angry. I already have correspondence with Valve Corporation, because the terms and conditions of KSP & Valve do not state that there were such programs in the installation. Because otherwise I would never make such games on it. I know Steam, Blizzard Entertainment Software also scan the PC for games and record some things, but when you quit them you don't have this problem. I have nothing to hide, but my data is important to me. In particular my bank details. I requested a refund from Valve Corporation, but I can forget about 560h. That's why I actually expect that here