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Of course this was voted down, come on guys. I love Steam as well and buy quite a bit of games on there but you can't act like they're not one-in-the-same. Jus

• sonicanatidae 3y ago
  If I own a game on Steam, and I own many, and it's a game that I tend to come back to, I just pirate a copy and store it on the NAS. If/when the day comes, I still have what I paid for. A game. I don't really care what the law says. I care that I can be without something I literally paid for, due to corporate sophistry, that I have zero recourse to address. Well, it's addressed now, at least in my personal case. The other side is I rarely support this model any more. I haven't bought a Steam game in years, because one day, they'll all vanish, just like my money did.
• mariusor 3y ago
  But you can still back-up your games and use them without Steam if the developers did not use the DRM parts of the Steam SDK.