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1. Don't even need to connect to a server,
2. Connect once then never again,
3. Connect every week/month,
4. Permanent connection.
Online only games require a constant connection so that fine and expected.
Game with online components should only need a constant connection for the online component.
For me single player/offline component
1 = ideal,
2 = acceptable,
3 = tedious but reasonable
4 = Get stuffed I ain't buying
I was looking forward to Gran Turismo on PS4 until I learn you needed to be online in order to load/save games. Offline sections should not require an online connection.
I got one of the CoD games free with a hardware upgrade a few years ago. I've played less than 2 hours and uninstalled it. I was playing the campaign and twice it kicked me out because it lost connection to the servers. Alt tabbed out and Blizzard was still connected Steam was still downloading without any loss of connection. CoD pissed me of with the need connection for offline section. I couldn't even say reconnect ingame. I had to close the game completely and reload it. After the second time I uninstalled it.
Bottomline if you don't like the practices developers are making DO NOT support them by buying their products.
Secondly the thing is , you dont really know if a publisher is allowing for offlin eplay for example Efootball PES 2021. It clearly states it can be played offline, but if you try it just auto exits offline. So the publishers lie, stating it can be played offline, when it actually cant be played offline. Like PES 2021. All single player games and game modes should ALL be easily accessible offline, if youve paid for it. But you are right, im not supporting epic store anymore until they sort it out. I like to go offline sometimes for a few weeks at a time.
As far as security measures go, 95% of games are pirated. Even the ones with the most hardcore anti piracy measures stil get pirated. They should really be focused on making sure CUSTOMERS that PAY for their games are happy. Not worrying about people that arent customers, like pirates. Pirates are not customers, they are pirates lol.
Bought a lot of games there now and even preordered a few new ones which I used to do on here. recently Cyberpunk , Biomutant etc.
This is the only solution to this because people have been spinning their wheels for years about a proper offline mode and auto updates and bloated client memory usage. Don't have to deal with any of that unless I want to access the Steam games here that I already have anchored to this.
Basically if I can't find it their I won't buy it. Shame because there is a space game thats similar to NoMansSky that i wanted but it's only here.
The offline mode probably isn't there to be offline perpetually. Steam is DRM after all and once in a while it's going to want to call home. If you don't want DRM buy your games from GoG or games that explicitly DRM free or don't actually require Steam to run.
Former employee on the matter...
https://steamcommunity.com/discussions/forum/1/864969953572102601/#c864969953730401285
Or Fallout 4. I still have updates frozen before the creation club was put in but fortunately I can play that because of a mod launcher. Or GTA4 cutting things out in the radio stations I liked because of licensing. I could go on and on but I will list the few that most people know of.
I understand about multiplayer games for updates.
This is why I constantly use offline mode. But people like me constantly get reasons on why that can't be implemented for Single (Single) Player games so I can't be bothered anymore. Offline mode is/was a refuge from that. Also I might not have internet from time to time and would like to not have to back up tons of appmanifest files so that I can work around this. Too much hassle.
I just go to Steam > Go Offline and can play any game that doesn't require an online connection just fine.
For the first run, yes, you need to run the game to install it. This runs the common redistributes needed by said games and installs the proper registry keys. There is no way around this as it needs to be done.
I've never had a Windows update cause that kind of an issue. If a Windows update is causing it, then that is either a local issue or a Windows issue so nothing for Steam/Valve to fix.
Please keep it to a single thread. You don't need multiple threads on the same subject.