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EA is just following the existing standard used by lots of publishers with their own launchers that also sell games on Steam.
While EA is now selling their games on Steam, they simply only allow the activation of product keys on their own platform, Origin.
That would just create a shortcut and wouldn't change anything about the license, or it's reliance on Origin.
If the game requires origin, yes. Most EA games sold on Steam still require origin. As I explained in my first post.
I'm playing Jedi Fallen Order purchased on Steam, as part of the launching process it runs Origin. No way to prevent that if you want to play the game.
Buy them on Steam. You can install them on the same drives... regardless though.
That's not how EA offers their games, so that's it.
You're barking up the wrong tree in more ways than one, even -- Steam doesn't decide these things (they COULD change their rules and disallow 3rd party DRM in the future, but that's unlikely), and this a user forum so neither Steam nor EA are reading this.
Fancy your chances for that?
https://www.ea.com/ea-app-beta