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You're not making any sense, mate. I am as much as anyone else? Interesting, because I don't give a damn if a game is on Steam, EGS, GOG or whatever. You know, just like when I didn't give a damn if I had to buy a physical game from store A, B, C, D, E... that changes nothing to me, because I'll play the same game, zero difference.
As for the subscription thing, by creating your Steam account you are subscribing to an agreement, indeed. Not a service. Otherwise they would charge you monthly.
With steam you are renting games and they can yank those games from under you at any second for any trivial reason they want. This is one of the reasons i have for years now stopped buying anything that i am too attached to on steam. I only buy for one game now, DCS and they have their own stand alone exe.
For the same reasons i wont buy any movies from amazon. They require that you use their own app and any downloaded movies that you bought and OWN have a shelf life of 30 days on their app before you have to redownload the same damn movie again. I keep getting dowload errors now after a movie i bought on their platform refuses to redownload onto their app so i can watch it again. So in essence i am locked out of a purchase. I wont give amazon a damn penny for movies.
Music on amazon is different. You can dowload the songs, albums and keep them. Not movies
It is a scam. I wont pay for content that has a shelf life of 30 days. Others are stupid enough to do so. Not me
A debit card from a checking account works.
I totally see your point, we do not own anything here but our account. What I was saying is that Steam is not a subscription service, you purchase licenses to play games through Steam.
Honestly, I do believe that Steam will outlive us all, and if ♥♥♥♥ happens in a distant future, with such a huge userbase they would be forced to provide offline installers before shutting down Steam.
You're not subscribing to that agreement. You need to actually read what's in that link because even Valve calls Steam a subscription service.
It's not a rental service.
Oh, jeez... you can't be serious. What kind of person would buy a console just to play a game that is available on PC? Please do answer that, Sir.
Also, my convictions? What convictions are these? You sound like you know more about me than myself.
Last but not least, if you create an account on Facebook/Twitter/Instagram/whatever online platform you're also subscribing to an agreement, evidently you're not getting the gist of it.
It's like someone ordering a burger and saying I hate onions, yet turns around and says, give me double onions please.
You're not the first to do this on the forums and it gets old. I don't know if people just like jumping on the bandwagon or what but...
Hell it was your first reply in this thread what you might as well delete because you don't own anything on GOG either.
I love onions! And I can't buy these "onions" anywhere else, I guess your memory is really short.
You may not admit that, but you know that if GOG dies tomorrow I can still play the games that I've purchased there, but sure, I don't own anything there. Heck, I guess I don't even need to, that's good enough for me.
Gamers reap what they sow.
Not even opening the can of worms of GOG itself steering away of the 'DRM-Free' philosophy in order to grow and gain market share. As of today they already sell many games with 'soft DRM' in their store.
Those offline installers will definitely work past the lifetime of GOG... until underlying data architecture changes (good luck getting a 16-bit installer to work today, can't wait for the 32-bit apocalypse), or Microsoft makes good on the threat to lock "sideloading", or GOG goes under and you lose your backups and can't download them again because the DRM that was your centralized account no longer exists.
GOG isn't the golden god, the savior of the consumer, that people keep making them out to be. But building a cult of personality really works.
EDIT: Thanks for the points. I still need levels of the seasonal badge. Whoever came up with "give people awards as an 'insult'" was a world-class troll.