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speculated: counter procedure to combat the rising botting problem because trading gold is a thing
Too many people abuse it and are not actually sharing with family but with friends and acquaintances near and far which, in the end, is costing the devs sales.
I'm done from this game
We have unfortunately had to disable family sharing on Steam for Last Epoch.
This feature enabled the use of significant RMT (Real Money Trading) and Botting options, and was removing our ability to ban/remove accounts, faster than they could share them with their entire networks. This resulted in a significant amount of spam, RMT abuse, Gold Selling, and Botting, all within less than two weeks.
Disabling Family Sharing was necessary to combat these RMT services abusing this feature hurting the in-game experience for all players. We continue to prioritize player experience, from quality of life features in game design, to incorporating feedback, to social interactions within Last Epoch. With that, we want to ensure you that we will continue to explore options for how we might be able to support this feature, as well as ban these offending accounts to help keep Last Epoch a welcoming community for everyone.
Steam family is not pirateing, in order to share is mandatory a purchase,
1- «Steam Family Library Sharing allows family members and their guests» source
2- While it is true that the system can be abused, the virtues it grants are greater than the harms, so much so that Steam allows said system to exist, I see it as absurd that you bring that argument up in this context
3- "steal revenue from companies", "You want to play then you need to pay"
«the study concluded that there was no evidence that piracy affects copyrighted sales, and in the case of video games, might actually help them» source Although it is true that it is piracy source, the results can be extrapolated, at the end of the day there is still someone who literally paid in the family
If I literally don't want to pay, I download the cracked version of elamigos. Otherwise I tell my boyfriend to buy the game, he plays it, then I play it, I don't see the "steal" logic here, and I see it as absurd to have to pay again for a game that my boyfriend already paid for.
Only thing I've ever seen Family Share do is give an avenue for cheating and dishonest people to use it to disrupt online games. Years of Dark Souls across all their games has me well aware of the abuse it has caused.
Purchase the game if you want to play it, only one person in a family tree being able to afford a game is suspect anyhow.