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Sure that's nice, but plenty of games on Steam require third-party logins and Internet connected DRMs, even for single player games. The day the publisher decid
by nicolaslem 4y ago
Sure that's nice, but plenty of games on Steam require third-party logins and Internet connected DRMs, even for single player games. The day the publisher decides to retire the infrastructure for the game is the day the game becomes unplayable, even if still technically available to download on Steam.
- jerrre 4y agoThat seems clearly out of control for Steam, would be the same if you bought that game anywhere else.
- nicolaslem 4y agoNot really, Steam is big enough that they could nudge the industry in the right direction. For example, GOG does not sell any game with DRM or Internet connected crap, even if it requires making tough decisions like removing the Hitman reboot from its store.