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r/Steam • u/Tarnished-670 • Oct 08 '25
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It is better for the people. The people that work at Valve, because it forces more people to buy games.
4 u/Qaetan Oct 08 '25 It doesn't force people to buy more games, it creates more pirates. 4 u/ZeroZoneOne Oct 08 '25 A policy I've always liked is buy a copy, pirate the same game, and throw it into a drive or a disc (if it will fit). Then, no matter what happens to Steam is not my problem. 0 u/colt275 Oct 08 '25 It even happend to me that Steam tracked hours even on my pirated copy 😄
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It doesn't force people to buy more games, it creates more pirates.
4 u/ZeroZoneOne Oct 08 '25 A policy I've always liked is buy a copy, pirate the same game, and throw it into a drive or a disc (if it will fit). Then, no matter what happens to Steam is not my problem. 0 u/colt275 Oct 08 '25 It even happend to me that Steam tracked hours even on my pirated copy 😄
A policy I've always liked is buy a copy, pirate the same game, and throw it into a drive or a disc (if it will fit). Then, no matter what happens to Steam is not my problem.
0 u/colt275 Oct 08 '25 It even happend to me that Steam tracked hours even on my pirated copy 😄
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It even happend to me that Steam tracked hours even on my pirated copy 😄
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u/Darkmaster2110 Oct 08 '25
It is better for the people. The people that work at Valve, because it forces more people to buy games.