You think that's bad? Try me.

I didn't complain about Steam Deck, other than it suffered the same bug that causes the game to not work on a Linux/AMD setup, and that Magic Pixel was continuing to sell the game to both Steam Deck and Linux users with AMD cards, knowing that it no longer worked on those platforms. Simple deduction should tell you that if they fix the bug that plagues Steam Deck would fix my bug as well. My filing a report with Steam and the FTC was to try to stop Magic Pixel profiting from selling a non-working product to other customers. I never said someone in that thread that you linked was banned. I was banned when I suggested that whoever was responsible for the ' Playable ' tag on Zaccaria Pinball's Store Page should change it, as it's false advertising. I want nothing more to do with Magic Pixel, so why would I care to have the ban removed?

*shrugs*....I don't have Steam Deck, but if it wasn't for Steam Deck, I doubt Magic Pixel would be fixing anything. Regardless, I'm done doing business with Magic Pixel, and have advised people I know to avoid them like the plague. They aren't trustworthy.

The postscript is worded like an afterthought. It sounds as if they're planning on releasing new content, and that they might have a look at those pesky AMD/Linux issues. Regardless, I won't be buying anything else from a company that takes years to fix issues with their product. That, and they ban people who complain about their false advertising.

The game had been playable, and that's likely why Valve listed it as such. Now it isn't. It's really not that hard to understand. I'm not sure what your issue is with reading comprehension, but as I said, I've already reported Magic Pixel and Steam, for misleading people into buying a game that doesn't work. I don't care what you're 'getting out of this whole ordeal.' You're the one trolling peoples feeds and telling them what they did wrong, or why the company involved isn't at fault.
I don't know what your deal is but you're kind of putting out a stalker vibe the way you keep combing through people's Activity Feeds and past comments. If only you'd put that much effort into criticizing the companies for not doing their jobs.

Yeah, simple. I've already done that genius, and reported it to the FTC. If you read my post, it says, paraphrasing, 'Whoever is responsible for it should change it...' As it reflects a game that Magic Pixel is promoting, one would think that they might not want it to appear as if they are lying to their customers and selling a game that doesn't work. As I said before, whoever has the job of maintaining the Playable Tags for Steam Deck, should fix the false advertising.

wack af

I reported this to Steam and they say the Developers can have their own special rules regarding bans. So, apparently, pointing out that Magic Pixel's Store front is falsely advertising Zaccaria Pinball as "Playable" is unacceptable to Magic Pixel. It's a dirty business practice to ban people who point out the problems with their software. If this is how Steam protects it's customers from unethical developers, I may have to start buying games elsewhere.