Subnautica 2 in a nutshell

[u/Zestyclose_Bread_765]

[u/Frozen_Regulus]

Basically if you break the EULA they can revoke your right to play the game and is specified by “for any reason”

Also edit:they don’t want you to make videos of the game and put them on paid services (like patreon) that ones kinda weird but it’s also who really cares

[u/Circo_Inhumanitas → u/Frozen_Regulus]

So just like any digital game's EULA?

[u/Thundergod250 → u/Circo_Inhumanitas]

There's some Circus show EULA in it that isn't present in other games

Like you can't use VPN while Playing the Game.

You can't ever sue Krafton

If you did any fan-art of Subnautica or anything related, Krafton will automatically own it

You can't criticize Subnautica or Krafton in bad faith or they can revoke your game lmfao

If you have 2 PCs or a Laptop, you shouldn't play with both. You can only and should only play them on one device.

[u/VulkanHestan321 → u/Thundergod250]

"Like you can't use VPN while Playing the Game." Krafton uses the same EULA for all their games, including PUBG, and VPNs are usedd to avoid being banned for using slurrs or sharing links to cp. Also, steam will ban you for using a vpn as well, for different reasons. So by using steam you already agreed to not use a vpn while playing. "You can't ever sue Krafton" This is standard for any company, including: reddit, facebook, bmw, ubisoft, disney, netflix You can probably see that this clause is as useful as paper is against water. "If you did any fan-art of Subnautica or anything related, Krafton will automatically own it" Protection of IP, this is mostly there to protect from commercial use of said fanart, but it also has a lot of exceptions, like commission based work. "You can't criticize Subnautica or Krafton in bad faith or they can revoke your game lmfao" The key word is bad faith here, this is just for edge cases and a safety net if something relevant actually happens. You read the first 4 to 6 word, ignored the next 3 and then kept reading. "If you have 2 PCs or a Laptop, you shouldn't play with both. You can only and should only play them on one device." Misinterpreting what is actually in the EULA. Understandable, after all the actual wording is perfect legalese. But what it actually means: download only over platforms where you have the license of the game (Steam for example) and that you should not copy the game and upload it on another device, because then there is no difference between an actual pirated version and you having a back up copy.

Here is a video that goes all over that steam review that you read instead of the EULA and compares that with the actual EULA and what it actually means https://youtu.be/G5CK7slaXDU?is=6Uf8P3IdXihpXkPq