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In the old days you could play your CONSOLE games that way.
You could not play PC games on multiples, due to actual limitations on licenses. Unless of course you were *illegally* sharing them. Which you were, if you did that.
Do any other PC launchers support any form of Family Share? Also the activation requirements on old PC games wasn't always as easy as, I can just take this disc and use it on this other PC no problem, unlike consoles. Activation limits could often be a headache in the past depending on the copy protection.
Buy your games.
The devs need to make a living too.
The difference is if you want to share physical games you have to physically give the game to someone.
With digital games with 1 click your friend has access to 1000+ steam games in your library. If you could share every game why would friends ever buy their own copies of SP games? They'd just create 1 account, buy the games and then share it.
Mutliply that by millions of people and you have a massive issue.
you can only share the library with someone when you arent playing. not even that specific game but any game. the only way they can play games in my steam is (in theory) if im not on steam. which is just plain backwards.
same game being shared (aka we use one game to play with each other as if we had two) i understand restricting it. but that my daughter cant play terraria unless im off steam? might as well buy it for her. which defeats the entire purpose of the family sharing.
this is basically unchanged since family sharing was introduced.
the intended use case is the first thing they explain.
https://www.pcgamer.com/how-to-share-your-pc-game-library-with-your-family/
was a very quick google search. NEXT time YOU do the search...
Microsoft Store
The Microsoft Store may be one of the most welcoming when it comes to sharing games with your friends and family. Similar to Steam, it allows you to share with up to five users on up to ten different devices. However, unlike Steam you can play on multiple PCs simultaneously.
GOG
you are allowed to install your games on as many computers as you want within your household. Therefore, sharing with your family members is fine as long as they are living with you.
I'm trying to do my research on XboxOne family sharing, but so far everything I see says you can only share on one other console. Not saying this is correct, but so far I can't find the actual info, still looking.
it is a great idea conceptually but in the implementing of the idea they killed it.
share your games = great.
share your games but have a list of restrictions making it highly unlikely the games are ever shared = running the idea into the ground and killing it.
it didnt come out great and then get ruined later. it came out from day one badly flawed.
1. To run something into the ground is to manage it so badly that it is ruined and fails; to ruin or destroy something, usually a business or organization.
2. To excessively and continually discuss a topic until it all aspects of it are thoroughly exhausted.
3. When an effort, plan, or activity runs into the ground, it fails.
https://www.idioms.online/run-into-the-ground/ <---google check 2 for you
1 & 3 apply to the family sharing.
2 applies to your posts
3. When an effort, plan, or activity runs into the ground, it fails.
read again. think before you post.
family sharing is managed so badly that it fails at what it wants to do.
family sharing idea/plan is a fail.