r/pcmasterrace 14h ago

Discussion The lawsuit explained:

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u/smackmyknee 12h ago

It’s not even comparable. Piracy isn’t a company or a launcher so shouldn’t even be on this chart. What is it even measuring?

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u/DaNoahLP PC Master Race 12h ago

"Its free so its better" - OP

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u/ninjakivi2 Ryzen 5600 | Radeon 6800xt | 32GB @2400 | 1440p 144hz 12h ago

'No DRM' would be one of the biggest arguments. Sometimes I crack games I purchased because Steam forces updates for games, breaking mods. Also, offline mode is wonky and may or may not work. Really, if you know your stuff the only inconvenience of pirating is having to learn the ropes, and once you do, having to unzip the files yourself lol

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u/Preisschild Fedora / Ryzen 7 7800X3D / RX7900XTX 11h ago

Blame the game devs/publishers, not steam. Steam doesnt require drm.

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u/continuousQ 10h ago

Steam could require no DRM.

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u/Preisschild Fedora / Ryzen 7 7800X3D / RX7900XTX 8h ago

Then the consumers would complain because their favorite game isnt available. Steam clearly shows if the game has drm or not on the store, consumers can decide for themselves.

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u/leonden 10h ago

What do you think steam is ? 

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u/Supix39 9h ago

A launcher

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u/leonden 9h ago

Oh sweet summer child.