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no idea if it really improved over the last year they seem more focused on releasing overpriced DLCs"
this got me banned for life, can I request steam to analyse this ?
There are quite a few Steam-hubs known to use this type of moderation. DBD as the most famous one. (Never played that game, but the stories are pretty insane)
No, devs are free to moderate their forums as they see fit.
Ex-DBD player and subforum user here-can 100% confirm. Anyway, OP, there’s nothing you can do to get back on that game’s forum unless they have an appeal system that they actually use (DBD’s appeal system is essentially “we literally never overturn bans, screw you”). I don’t know what game you’re referencing (I don’t recognize the initials), but their devs’ support team might be more understanding.
One thing you do need to do is contact Steam support and see if you can get them to disable this ban from counting towards your lifetime subforum ban limit (I have no lifetime bans, but have heard if you get 3-I think-lifetime subforum bans your account gets limited in some way unless you contact Valve and they decide the bans were frivolous).
Another thing you can do is boycott that game and those devs. If devs have such paper-thin skin-they shouldn’t be in the business of selling games, IMHO. Don’t give them more of your money for games or DLCs.