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If the game is DRM free, it doesn't need Steam to run.
I'm not even expecting that said client to access things like the achievement lists or the community market. I'm merely disappointed that despite the fact that the games I have installed on my Win7 laptop still function just fine, I will suddenly lose access to those games on that laptop in 77 days from this post.
Granted: I do have a PC that accesses Win10, so I will still be using Steam regardless. With that disclaimer aside, my older laptop will not meet the specifications to take on Win10 and quite frankly, my broke ass won't be able to upgrade/replace that laptop.
Now if I could use another client like GOG to directly access the games already installed on my laptop, that would be another story entirely and I would have no bones to pick here. However, my attempts to use GOG to launch a Steam game results in GOG opening up Steam to run it. Kinda defeats the object of the exercise.
Hell, I got Steam in the first place because at the time, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim required Steam to run. In 77 days as of this post, I won't even be able to play that on my laptop, despite the game being around longer than my laptop has.
We already have the means to specify if a game can play on a specific OS.
We already have the means to list the minimum as well as ideal specifications per game.
We already have those occasional surveys that pop up asking to collect our system data [OS, Graphics Card, RAM, etc. etc.] to send back to Steam.
I am curious how many other users still utilize Win7 as I do .If a Legacy launcher isn't on the cards, how about a 'Lite' launcher that just lets you download and play what is already in your library? No Store, no Community, hell, I wouldn't even mind having no Achievements to chase. It wouldn't be much different from essentially being in Offline mode.
This could even be the launcher that could be accessed via GOG instead of the full launcher with the Store, Community, etc. intact, if Steam reached out to make some new deals with them. It's not like it's a lost customer if they already bought a Steam game to access via another launcher.
It'd be a lot to ask for a client that not only detects which OS it is installed upon, but simply disallows players from downloading specific games if they cannot meet the specifications of that game. Not just of Steam developers to code that, but of every game developer to go through and make sure their games are flagged accordingly.
This ramble has gone on awhile so tl;dr, I'd like either a Legacy launcher for my Win7 laptop or a Lite launcher that clients like GOG can also launch games through, pls.
However, that costs man hours and money, plus we don't know how that'd work with multiplayer/live online games, once Chromium no longer works with Win7 at all.
Plus, we'd see users complain they can no longer play online games such as Destiny 2, Warframe, etc.
Gotta happen sooner or later. Lets hope we can at least pull the plug and play what we have. That seems to work so far.
Cutting of a minority can actually be more valuable and feasible than trying to keep them all aboard.
But, hey, they're going to keep screaming into the void regardless.
Instead of, well...spending that time productively, I guess.
We can hold out hope they do make a legacy client but radio silence on all the spam so far hasn't really done anything to hint that they are.
If it Offline, how would you reinstall/redownload any Steam games in the first place!?
You just cannot! You cannot get things downloaded when network access is blocked.
This is just impossible, just like an "immovable rock", "unstoppable cannonball", hot ice, wooden stone, cold heat, old child, perpetuum mobile, "never-ending" water bottle and so on. :)
Combining 2 things that cannot be combined.
it is not just minority (if about win7 users). such launcher will also benefit millions of other people, such as people with health issues when they feel uncomfortable to use bloated version of the app for various reasons, people who prefers simplicity and wants to focus on their game instead of being bombarded with notifications, people with old hardware (having 200Mb footprint vs 4Gb is a big deal if there's only 4-8Gb of RAM).
legacy app doesn't have to be exclusive to win7. if it will be barebone in features it will be very little effort to compile it for different OSes.
offline play (aka you can play your game solo), not offline client. it will connect server to get games.
Or else just pull the ethernet plug. At that point, there is no updates, there is no way Valve can ascertain time limits for tokens, you're just apparently, dead, only with the games you have i would think.
In that event, if true, Valve is not preventing you from getting access to your games, and kind of the "thorny" issue legally, from what i've found, that if you have access, you do. It doesn't matter "what" type of access, as long as you have it for the games you paid for.
Which is likely how they got away with the 98 and XP matters.
That being said, it's my understanding Mr Newell had a company create a Client for the Chinese. If he was able to do that, there should be no issue in having a company build a leacy client for the millions if not now, in the future here.
you don't know how many users will want to use such client. it might be not a minority but majority of people who play solo games.