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Can two users share a library and both play at the same time?
No, a shared library may only be accessed by one user at a time.
And:
When I authorize a device to lend my library to others, do I limit my own ability to access and play my games?
As the account holder, you may always access and play your games at any time. If you decide to start playing when another user is already playing one of your games, he/she will be given a few minutes to either purchase the game or quit playing.
Does that mean that I can't play a different game while they play? Or just one person can use steam at a time?
And:
Can all Steam games be shared with friends and family?
No, due to technical limitations, some Steam games may be unavailable for sharing. For example, titles that require an additional third-party key, account, or subscription in order to play cannot be shared between accounts.
So does that mean that Assassin's Creed won't work?
It will look like a new game for the other user, and won't affect your progress.
2. Can we play at the same time?
Think of it like a physical disk on a console. If you let a friend borrow your game on a physical disk, you can't play it while he is using it. If you wish to play, your friend will need to return the disk to you.
3. Can the computer be on a different network in a different place?
You will need to login to that computer and enable family sharing.
You share the account, not individual games.
And he can still play any games he's bought even though my library appears in his library list?