Thread 2218962

>check singleplayer game like picrel
>physical copy
>1 to 3 discs (why 3?)
>sike loser, you must have Steam to play them
>discs are actually useless
>"Time to retire, close Steam" - Gabe
>"""your""" games, your memories lose forever
>imagine the aftermath
>HOLY CHAOTIC KEK
Gabe if you read this, JUST DO IT!

what a pointless shit thread!

>>2218962 (OP)
https://youtu.be/tb2Ct3yyB4g?si=ROcZkdXQ6xlEuVQg

>>2219194
>implying that the other 90% of threads aren't shit

>>2219225
>*Uno reverse*
No, you're.

>>2218962 (OP)
>download qbittorrent
>type thepiratebay or 1337x.to in your browser
>type civilization v or rome total war in search bar
>click one of titles with most seed's in it
>click magnet icon and start downloading game
>install/unrar game without Steam
>on your desktop click icon of game you dowonloaded to play it
>have fun
profit

>>2220687
Thanks anon, but what about the possible viruses, spy-malware?

>>2221623
Use 2 computers. One for safe websites, bank accounts, business, mail etc and another for dirty shit like this or... don't care at all like me. I never had any problems, just use trusted "providers" with good amount of happy users/seeders.

The Raped hands made this thread

>>2221623
Believe it or not, torrent sites are (mostly) harmless.There are a few bad apples here and there but most torrent uploaders really frown upon freaks who try to fuck others' PCs with weird shit.

>>2219194
What a pointless shit post!

>>2222317
Trve knower.

>>2222350
Gray areas of internet are the last bastion of true self-sustaining self-governance and regulation that was so emblematic of all of internet years ago and was utterly and mercilessly eradicated in normal spaces by governments and corporations.
In the end I don't even think governments really care about your safety, copyright laws or anything else other than there being a space where people are allowed to speak freely without their knowledge. In ten, twenty, thirty years I imagine everything will be held in an iron grip and we will remember the good old times with a tear in our eyes, times when we could share information, ideas, art and knowledge freely and without constraints of censorship or monetization.

>>2223803
It's never the end. Something else will take the internet's place if the worst happens.

>>2222302
Thanks for the advice, anon.
Currently I have not so much cash to invest in a second one (I mean, I want a good one to be able to play them with good graphics and fps).

>>2222350
Can you recommend me good ones?
Can you named the bad ones to avoid?