When you thought Steam was bad enough.
So is this launcher safe or is it a Chinese botnet?
How could we even tell?
They're trying real hard to compete and get a good leg into the market. What with flaunting exclusives and "free" games, but is it worth it? Can it be trusted?
Is the competition worth it? And why does the industry love DRM so damn, damn much?
Steam is a DRM.
Don't know about other games, but I was able to pull Subnautica out of the folder it installed to, throw it on an SD card, and then put it on another computer where it worked DRM-free. My understanding is that they're allowing devs to put DRM on their games if they want it though.
>why does the industry love DRM so damn much
because they at the very least need to push the date of the crack by some weeks/months to gather as much revenue as they could get and then abandoned ship when it's cracked.
>EA
steam's only fault is being proprietary, they literally have done nothing wrong since its inception.
company is 40% chink, what did you expect?
DRM is wrong even if it were open source.
t. commie
if I write a books should you be able to publish it under your name? retard
They keep suggesting games that are incompatible with my distro, both in my queue and otherwise. Like why the fuck would I want to see some winshit only game.
Intellectual property legislation is literally communism.