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Valve is now reversing VAC bans due to AMD drivers in CS2, according to patch notes
(store.steampowered.com)
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A good time to share this:
https://www.pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/List_of_DRM-free_games
And to be clear, that list is far from complete.
There are loads of steam games without DRM and those that use DRM mostly use the Steam provided one that sucks if one actually wants to crack it. It basically only protects against casual copy attempts.
Still gives a good idea of the proportions though and I'm willing to bet that most of the Steam games missing are shovelwares that no one ever installed.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/erikkain/2014/04/17/nearly-37-of-all-registered-steam-games-have-never-been-played/?sh=699792182146
That's extremely interesting, thank you!!
Nowadays the only platform I buy my games from is gog, I made the right choice it seems.
But people who need to play the newest games don't really have a choice.
no one needs to play any game
it's just a matter of how willing someone is to compromise on their principles for entertainment
When I was a teenager I played the newest games too, so I won't judge. Privilege of the young. Today my time is scarce, so I have the luxury of carefully choosing my titles, and I choose DRM free. But back then I would have "needed" to play the newest Assassin's Creed.