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Unless you're using GOG, then no. Steam itself is a limiter that you rely on for the games to work.
You can still work around this issue just fine by just moving to a different depot. Point is, the consumer shouldn't have to jump through all these hoops or put up with extra additional hassle because of publisher greed and paranoia. They bought this product (probably years ago before this retroactive defilement update) and they don't expect an update that will make it objectively worse with zero benefit to just ruin their experience.
DRM that hurts performance, ruins frametimes AND breaks modding is complete garbage and should be actively boycotted. Period. It's an old game well over 12 years old and these mods are not hurting anyone, it's a singleplayer game. It's not like anyone at Capcom even cares about this game anymore, or they would have released a patch with some new game features, some new content or anything benefitting the player. But we don't. What do we get instead? Just some anti-temper stuff that ruins performance because 'we don't like mods'. That's just great. Ruin the experience for everyone because of some salaryman's paranoia.
Modding is the lifeblood of PC gaming. It's how a lot of popular games that have grossed millions have started out. If you attack modding, you are basically telling the entire PC gaming community to ♥♥♥♥ on your company. They honestly don't get it over in Japan. There is zero benefit to this and just countless bad publicity and press.
Just because one dumb streamer mistakenly forgot to disable a ♥♥♥♥ Chun-Li mod does not mean all mods are evil and Capcom has to go on a crusade now to start crapping all over their old games and defile them with this horrible DRM. This is stupid black and white thinking that should have died out in the '90s honestly. What they are basically doing is going back in time and ruining people's games that they already bought. Now we have to put up with worse framerates and worse frametimes because of some paranoia from the publisher. People will just resort to other means to still run these games the way they want them then, and who can blame them? This is complete BS.
Moves like this also makes people lose confidence in their digital library if at the hit of a switch by a publisher their experience can be ruined and they can't easily get it back. Especially on Steam Deck where people just want to install the game and run it without having to FTP / transfer over old files from old depots. Very troubling. Hope some big influencers like Digital Foundry can sound the alarm on this and make Capcom have to swallow their turd and retract this. There is a line that should not be crossed and actively going out of your way to make PC games run worse and break mods that are not doing anyone any harm is definitely one of them. The PC is not Capcom's little game console. Deal with it.
I hope Valve realizes that moves like this made by game companies ruins consumer confidence in their Steam library. It should become way easier from an enduser experience to revert to an earlier depot in case some crazy game publisher decides to go on an unjustified crusade because some boomer exec saw someone running a mod ruining their puritan values. The consumer should have the expectation that the games they bought and ran well will continue to run well without any unwanted interference and tampering from the publisher that decides to regress things because of unjustified reasons.
Considering that Valve refuses to refund any game I own that requires Steam Input, and Valve are the ones who broke the game, there's zero hope that a publisher's going to do anything. This entire store is full of crap that doesn't work, and all because you made the mistake of buying games on Steam.
There are better stores without DRM.
If it weren't for the fact consoles are starting to go digital only in the near future and denuvo talking about implementing their DRM into console games, then I'd switch.
Eh, I think maybe it's just time I give up on the gaming hobby altogether
Another Publisher added to my ignore list.
Capcom is babysitting us on how we should play their games. Yeah ♥♥♥♥ that !!!
If they block mods, I will block their games. Simple as that.
It was to make place for another drm
This is as stupid as ghostwire tokyo adding denuvo 12+ months after release...