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For a start, you don't get tothrow threats around. You AGREED to the terms here and part of those terms are that it's an online service and updates and changes over time. You have ZERO legal standing.
Second it's not a mssive mistake. Valve have user data and only a TINY fraction of users still use Windows 7 - that's one of the reasons why they can no longer support it.
I get you're irritated but throwing imaginary threats around serves no opther purpose than make you look silly.
The flip side is have you ever wondered why GoG has so few games and why so many developers don't release their games on GoG?
I'll give you a hint, rampant piracy and the lack of DRM is pretty much the #1 reason...
If a game was ever removed from your GOG account (has happened before) you are required to delete your copy of the game.
You have the same licensing rights (never ownership) as you do on Steam or any other platform. GOG just can't enforce the requirement to delete the game from your drive, though they can prevent download from their site as well as updates from their site as well.
Continuing to play said game, after the license has been revoked, does break laws against piracy.
Don't confuse the inability to enforce with ownership of a game.
With every platform, you have a license to have a copy of the game and play the game, for as long as said license is valid. Nothing more.
You understand this point, if you didn't download the game yet, and they deny you of the content for reasons, do you still install the game without the offline installer or it content, answer is no because it exactly what I'm saying.
DRM free is good for things of not being tied to any client, or launcher, that point of DRM free, doesn't mean own the IP, or the content itself really, just means can access it without needing something to verify, or to meet any requirements that tied to anything, and yes some people do mistake ownership as they believe they own the IP, or content itself just because they have the installer when look at the terms that not actually ownership just like how you buy a physical object not exactly the same due to the fine lines.
0.91% is still 0.91% whether that represents a 100 users or 100 million. Even if 0.91% represented 8 billion, it would be an acceptable loss when there is 99.09% of other users on a supported system and who are regularly purchasing from Steam.
Your stats are like those old posters that claim 1 in 4 homeless are women. You're trying to bring attention to the smallest portion affected while intentionally ignoring the bigger picture. It's those 3 in 4 homeless men or the 99.09% of Steam users that will always be more significant in highlighting the reality of the given situation.
And if Valve did go belly up, they won't do anything to make your games work, outside of POSSIBLY removing any Steam protocols that dial home. That doesn't mean the games will remain playable, and like the need for updating your OS, the fact Valve do not guarantee 100% access to your library in perpetuity is mentioned in the agreements you agree to whenever purchasing on Steam.
In fact this is even true of physical copies. The place the 1's and 0's are stored isn't relevant to your ownership.
Wow, you completely ignored both of the comments you quoted. Impressive.
Dont.
Care.
~Most likely so Brutus.
I have not noticed it myself.
To all those who respect the rights of freedom go GoG!
Yep, that's the final step. I can probably get most games on sale there for about 5 bucks. I'l lose the old COD stuff and a couple others. But for the most part, it's going to be trying mod those GoG games, and go thru that all over again, if those mods even still exist.
In any case, idk what's going to happen with the posting, and so, if that stops, it's been great posting with you Hobbit. Keep up the sense of humor and good attitude.