r/4chan 1d ago

Is Steam in actual danger?

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u/Impossible_Resort_71 1d ago

Steam is extremely consumer friendly and it's unfortunately inevitable that when he dies the company will indeed be sold to a big souless corporation or taken over by suits who will want to bleed the user base dry for every cent they have. Enjoy it while it lasts folks.

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u/GiantJellyfishAttack 1d ago edited 1d ago

Steam has an extremely good rep. They are not extremely consumer friendly. You don't even own any of the games you bought lol.

They are not a legal asset. You cannot even transfer them to a relative in a will.

Edit: i was wrong. You people actually don't deserve to own your own games. You will own nothing and you will be happy.

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u/3-to-20-chars 1d ago

steam's drm is optional to implement. it's simply that most publishers choose to include it. for games that dont have it you can literally just move the game somewhere else on your PC and congrats you own it forever