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The easy solution is Good Old Games. Download the installers and archive them wherever you want. NFTs are a red herring for this use case.
by benlivengood 4y ago
The easy solution is Good Old Games. Download the installers and archive them wherever you want. NFTs are a red herring for this use case.
- zepppotemkin 4y agoOr just offer steam keys
- meroes 4y agoEven Steam revokes paid for content, which I think is the issue being discussed. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1148174213 https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=11481...
- vultour 4y agoNot sure how this link proves the point you're trying to make. I can in fact still download all the games that no longer have a page on the Steam store.
- meroes 4y agoSorry for the late reply. Dungeon Siege 1 had an expansion pack called Legends of Arranna which was sold as a bundle at first on Steam. Sometimes later LoR was removed from everyone's library leaving only the base game. You can download/pirate LoR and apply a steam fix, but as far as I'm aware, you either have to pay or pirate for LoR. The link is "grey" legally AFAICT (pirated but nigh-abandoned)
- bombcar 4y agoThere’s at least one game steam pulled from purchase history because it was completely unusable when the servers and auth servers shut down.
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