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> Steam's DRM is entirely optional. Not to the user it isn't.
by autoexec 3mo ago
> Steam's DRM is entirely optional.
Not to the user it isn't.
- jchw 3mo agoThe reason this is a worthwhile point is because it means games on Steam are not automatically DRM-encumbered and the steam apps folder for the game may just work as-is. How big of a difference this makes definitely depends on the kinds of games you play. Obviously the triple A games on Steam are, with rare exception, DRM'd to the gills. The older games and indie games, a lot less so, sometimes none at all. You have to check of course, but probably a good idea to do so before trying to find cracked/pirated versions.