Software that does not interact with remote computers is 100% secure. You just got the risk when loading malicious save files or what ever, but the floppy disk

Software that does not interact with remote computers is 100% secure. You just got the risk when loading malicious save files or what ever, but the floppy disk kind of viruses is a whole other level of security risk and the user need to load the files. It doesn't just happen (I know some Windows computers could get infected by merely plugging in some USB stick, but you get my point). The whole connectivity thing is the fundamental problem. Transferring files between devices have never been as easy as during the floppy disk days. Usability is not the driving factor behind forcing the internet into everything.