Steam bought a game in Argentina before. Is it still there after being repatriated? If it is a game of locking the country, can you still play it?

Can't play, agree not to use IP proxy or other means to cover up the residence, whether it is to avoid the geographical restrictions of the game content, or to buy it at a price that is not suitable for your geographical location, or for any other purpose. If you do this, Valve may terminate your account access.

In the face of the excessively deformed Argentine market, the official of V Society naturally has no reason to stand by and watch. So from some time ago, V Society played a series of combination boxing to limit users' cross-regional shopping in non-cheap areas. First of all, on June 23, Steam officially limited the frequency of changing user accounts to once every three months.

Although the means of this repatriation operation are vigorous and resolute, compared with the previous strong treatment of immigrants in Russia, V Society obviously left some room for this repatriation operation.

For example, the balance in the player's account is all converted into RMB according to the exchange rate for return, and there is no "red letter" warning for the account involved.

Maybe v club still doesn't want to expand the contradiction. After all, due to the positive influence of regional pricing, the number of real participants in many developing countries has greatly increased.

Of course, on the other hand, it may be because the annual summer promotion of Steam is currently underway, and the official does not want to dampen the enthusiasm of players. Therefore, considering this point, the possibility of settling accounts with V Society after autumn cannot be ruled out.