play subnautica without steam

[Loser]

Hi guys, i enjoy playing subnautica a lot but i cant play it at home and want to play it at school but my school's online security system which prevents many games stops steam from running so i was wondering if there was any way to play it without steam so maybe it will work or if someone can tell me how to bypass the security that also works, thanks in advance

[margalus]

If the computer doesn't have Steam, chances are fairly good that the computer isn't capable of playing the games.

[Aracanthus]

Well, I've

引用自 IFIYGD：

引用自 YugenChaos：

My wifes PC doesn't have Steam. Copying Subnautica now to end this debate lol.

Cool. If it works, I can copy my game to take it and play it on a machine that doesn;t have Steam, when I am travelling and visiting friends or family who don;t game, on Steam or elsewhere.

*Fingers crossed that it works!*

Well, I've got some crow to eat. It asked for network access through the firewall but started up without an internet connection from a USB drive. Slow as all hell to load but by golly it worked. I copied over the entire Subnautica folder and just ran the exe.

My bad.

[IFIYGD]

引用自 YugenChaos：

Well, I've

引用自 IFIYGD：

Cool. If it works, I can copy my game to take it and play it on a machine that doesn;t have Steam, when I am travelling and visiting friends or family who don;t game, on Steam or elsewhere.

*Fingers crossed that it works!*

Well, I've got some crow to eat. It asked for network access through the firewall but started up without an internet connection from a USB drive. Slow as all hell to load but by golly it worked.

My bad.

Lol I can liove with the "slow as hell to load up" part. Been dealing with that for months, lol! If it isn't steam.exe dependant, and I can take it with me, I'm okay with slow loading. Thanks for checking it!

[Aracanthus]

引用自 IFIYGD：

引用自 YugenChaos：

Well, I've



Well, I've got some crow to eat. It asked for network access through the firewall but started up without an internet connection from a USB drive. Slow as all hell to load but by golly it worked.

My bad.

Lol I can liove with the "slow as hell to load up" part. Been dealing with that for months, lol! If it isn't steam.exe dependant, and I can take it with me, I'm okay with slow loading. Thanks for checking it!

Yeah, looks like the OP can take it school and use it too without Steam. Mmm....foot tastes yummy!

[Cougarific]

Did anybody stop to think that maybe this person's school system has a good reason for not wanting kids playing games while they're at school where they're supposed to be studying and getting an education?

Do you really think you're helping the OP by giving him advice on bypassing his school's restrictions and letting him play games when he's not supposed to?

OP, school hours are for studying and education, not playing games on one of the school's computers. Instead of playing Subnautica, why not do your homework or read a book from the school library?

[Aracanthus]

引用自 Cougarific：

Did anybody stop to think that maybe this person's school system has a good reason for not wanting kids playing games while they're at school where they're supposed to be studying and getting an education?

Do you really think you're helping the OP by giving him advice on bypassing his school's restrictions and letting him play games when he's not supposed to?

OP, school hours are for studying and education, not playing games on one of the school's computers. Instead of playing Subnautica, why not do your homework or read a book from the school library?

Yeah, well, that's kind of not our place. I was more concerned with whether or not it would have to be cracked to accomplish this. Never said we/I was helping the OP. What if they were using it for some kind of report or presentation or for a graphics class?

The answer is it doesn't, which will help tons of other people.

[Loser]

引用自 Legion：

引用自 Jasper：

It stops the steam website or it stops the steam client? If it allows you to use any software (which it should) install steam and subnautica to an external drive and bring that

I would imagine its a firewall that blocks the Steam connections, so all he has to do is start up Steam in offline mode. I have never heard of a program that stops users connected to a certain network from launching certain programs.

my school blocks the steam download and trying to open steam from an external drive as well also blocks the website.

[Loser]

引用自 Cougarific：

Did anybody stop to think that maybe this person's school system has a good reason for not wanting kids playing games while they're at school where they're supposed to be studying and getting an education?

Do you really think you're helping the OP by giving him advice on bypassing his school's restrictions and letting him play games when he's not supposed to?

OP, school hours are for studying and education, not playing games on one of the school's computers. Instead of playing Subnautica, why not do your homework or read a book from the school library?

dude my school ends at 3pm then i have to stay till 7 just doing whatever i want so thats why i wnana know.

[cswheele]

the problem with fielding this kind of problem is that we dont know what security software the school is using and at what level it is set. the only reasons for the security systems on the computers is to protect them from malicious software while at the same time as protecting students from innappropriate content. what the OP decides to do in his own time is his own business.
i cant promise this will work. and here is why. a lot of times the more advanced games require more permissions than your most basic software. most users on their home pcs have given themselves on their accounts or on an instance basis. Administrator access. this is most likely ur source for problems. the only real fix would be a gaming laptop.
u can run the game offline. the problem here seems to be from the sounds of it. that you cant get steam installed?

[Loser]

引用自 cswheele：

the problem with fielding this kind of problem is that we dont know what security software the school is using and at what level it is set. the only reasons for the security systems on the computers is to protect them from malicious software while at the same time as protecting students from innappropriate content. what the OP decides to do in his own time is his own business.
i cant promise this will work. and here is why. a lot of times the more advanced games require more permissions than your most basic software. most users on their home pcs have given themselves on their accounts or on an instance basis. Administrator access. this is most likely ur source for problems. the only real fix would be a gaming laptop.
u can run the game offline. the problem here seems to be from the sounds of it. that you cant get steam installed?

yea the problem is i cant install steam or run any of the games in offline or online mode.

[cswheele]

thats most likely the issue then. the school has the logins locked down as far as priveleges go. unless u r cool with the guy that runs the tech at the school. ur probably outta luck for now.

[Tommex84]

引用自 Cougarific：

Did anybody stop to think that maybe this person's school system has a good reason for not wanting kids playing games while they're at school where they're supposed to be studying and getting an education?

Do you really think you're helping the OP by giving him advice on bypassing his school's restrictions and letting him play games when he's not supposed to?

OP, school hours are for studying and education, not playing games on one of the school's computers. Instead of playing Subnautica, why not do your homework or read a book from the school library?

My thoughts exactly when I read the post, but hey in a few years time when he'll be looking for a job he'll be able to put ''bypassed school computer to play video games'' in his CV.

[Skoblin]

wait, for college or for highschool/middleschool/idkwhyyoudplaythisinelimentaryschool, because where would you get the time to play it in highschool/middleschool/idkwhyyoudplaythisinelimentaryschool?

[Vidmaster]

Like I said, last time I checked it worked. I only buy games on Steam that are steam-less :-) since I prefer GoG.

[Xautos]

https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=3160-AGCB-2555

basically you still need to be on an active connection at times, for game downloading, verification and to put the game in offline mode.

so from the start, you couldn't run steam on a school computer anyway and even if you did there are computer specs to consider and most school computers i would have a hard time believing even has the capabilities to even run any graphically demanding games anyway.

also there is the whole monitoring software through windows accessiblity where the administrator can watch what you are doing on that computer and even lock you out of it anyway. it is school property and they don't want you damaging their computers and filling them up with computer games.