Determining if such games need bans depends on policies and regulations, not just technical requirements.
Determining if such games need bans depends on policies and regulations, not just technical requirements.
I totally get it, the situation is frustrating. Steam has some DRM, but it’s pretty simple, and I actually enjoy using the client. Having multiple DRM layers or switching between clients really annoys me, which is why I usually go for Ubisoft titles.
Notably during Uplay failures and Steam freezing while playing, requiring a full PC restart just to exit the game.
I think that's the right way, though Ubisoft and EA are still a bit annoying...
It feels a bit overly cutthroat. Imagine a place like Gamestop that wouldn’t sell games with DRM.
This really bothers me a lot! Pressing play on Steam and starting the game feels frustrating at first. Seeing it for the first time made me think, "What the hell?"