>>715064202He's actually right, though. Valve stated that you'll always be able to play your games and promised if anything bad happened, they'd release some code ensuring you could always play your games. Yet they keep upping requirements for feature-bloat that nobody wants as most arguments against arbitrary difficulties or bans, even on /v/, turn into
>why would you actually care about the workshop>who actually needs the forum what is wrong with you>does anyone give a shit about being able to leave reviews, who cares>>achievementsSteam got it's initial support on promises that games would remain playable yet support for hardware and software keeps ending for arbitrary reasons, which is fucking awkward since a non-negligible amount of games run suboptimally or not-at-all on newer operating systems that Steam now lists as a minimum requirement.
Valve has promised an option to continue playing games you bought yet it's been decades without such a promise ever being fulfilled once. It is factually an unfulfilled promise. Dishonest on Valve's end.