Don't forget you're buying air.

Erm actually chud, I am paying for a license to play a game and not the game itself. Same as physical btw.

>>716110593 (OP)
Nobody bothered to read the steam subscriber agreement when they signed up, eh? You never owned your games. Valvecucks unironically thought gabe was serious when he siad you'd receive physical copies of your games if valve ever went tits up. Even at the time that was unrealistic bordering on impossible.

Remember you're a fucking faggot

I'm actually buying 1s & 0s.

I don't spend money on Steam

Money isn't even real

>>716110593 (OP)
Don't forget you're living in a matrix
Kill yourself to escape it

>>716110593 (OP)
I don´t care + workshop support is worth it.

>>716110593 (OP)
I'm also buying free real-estate in (You)r gray matter simply by using it too.

Wrong, somewhere, on a server memory address, a bit is flipped saying that I do own the game, therefore I'm actually buying physical.

>buying
Do /v/eddit really?

>>716110806
this

>this type of software licensing has been around for 25+ years
wow thanks op keep us updated this is super insightful ur really smart

>>716110593 (OP)
You're not wrong, but it's also trivial to pirate pretty much any game so it's not like I don't already ostensibly "own" every game in existence. Anything I do spend money on is purely to support the process of its creation and to operate with an amount of morality I deem personally acceptable.

I only buy keys

>>716110593 (OP)
Thats like saying you're buying paper when you buy a ticket for the movies

>>716110712
>Same as physical btw.
Not really since I also buy games to own them, not just play them.

>>716110593 (OP)
not for long.

>>716110593 (OP)
I am fully aware of what I am buying.
I'm not getting tricked.
I am okay with it.

>>716110593 (OP)
>buying lootboxes
never ever

I'm pirating air and I can breathe just the same

>>716111194
What's stopping you from burning your digital games? Steam has a backup function built in.

>>716110712
Except with physical games they can't just suddenly stop me from playing it. And I can resell it to someone else.
It can't get taken away from me by some Australian feminist.

>>716110593 (OP)
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (1998)
>need physical cartridge to play it
>if the N64 breaks or is lost have to buy new N64
>if the game cartridge breaks or is lost have to buy new game cartridge
>cannot play on newer consoles, have to rebuy if they decide to re-release it

Half-Life (1998)
>register it for Steam in 2003
>don't need to keep old PC, can upgrade and still play on it
>macOS and Linux releases don't need to rebuy it for, can still use same copy
>can't be lost
>if account stolen, can be easily recovered
>can never break

Strange how much Steam feels like actual ownership compared to physical media. But dimwits think that if you can physical hold something, that somehow means you own it.

>>716111516
>Except with physical games they can't just suddenly stop me from playing it.

if you get banned from PSN your console is just a expensive brick, so yeah, they can totally stop you from playing it

>>716111516
>Except with physical games they can't just suddenly stop me from playing it. And I can resell it to someone else.
>It can't get taken away from me by some Australian feminist
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Auto_Assault
Game servers shut down 16 months after release, making all physical copies worthless.

Also, you can be banned from playing multiplayer games for bad words. I have been banned from WoW for saying the worst word back in the day. Had to buy a new physical copy.

Also LMAO at "reselling". You couldn't trade in PC games at Electronics Boutique or Gamestop, and copies sold on eBay for basically nothing.

>>716111516
Good point

they're just video games bro

>>716111692
You are under legal obligation with Steam and can be sued. Nintendo will only sue if you give their content away for free which is illegal in all countries. See how stupid you sound anon.

If people can’t maintain physical games then that’s their fault.

consoletards are really on a new level of stupidity

no wonder they can be taken advantage of so easily

>buy steambucks
>buy what you want
should have been how steam handled this

that said the processors shouldn't have any right to decide what people can or can't buy.

>>716110593 (OP)
>Air
Anon, real air has value, you're buying digital air.

>>716112879
Physical air bros eating good

>>716112360
Yap yap, legal this legal that. How many house files and home robberies are there per year? How many game consoles break every year? Far more physical media has been lost than Steam games.

>>716111229
>Stop Killing Games
>*looks inside*
>just the verified GamerGaters from 10 years ago grifting and trying to weaponize the government into banning thing they don’t like

>>716111913
Australian feminists aren't taking games away from people on Steam.
>but but delisting
People who bought them still have them.
>but but cocks taste good
I bet. Keep sucking media fabrication firms' dicks.

>>716114356
Hey retarded nigger.
It doesn't matter how many times you spam this, it'll never stick and you'll never win.
Do humanity a favor and throw yourself into a wood chipper

Imagine the smell

>>716114356
>hey look its THIS idiot lol
You don't know anything about gamergate lmao

>>716112360
>He thinks steam is gonna sue over piracy
Piracy is a service problem, loser.

>>716110593 (OP)
AND YOU'RE TRYING TO SELL ME SOME BULLS***!

>>716114176
Works on my machine

>>716116562
I haven't lost a single digital game.

>>716110593 (OP)
Bro actually believes they'll give him air fr fr on god skibidi

>>716117232
Same for me but physical and digital

>>716110593 (OP)
I'm getting workshop support, points and trading cards with my air thoughEVER