Is Skyrim protected by SafeDisc or Starforce

[Dwight Darkmoon]

2 months ago my internet connection was down for about 3 hours, my isp was doing repairs and upgrades on their network. Guess what, i couldn't play any of my steam games. I was a big fan of steam up to that moment. I also bought a game that was broken and i couldn't get my money back. I discovered that steam is hiding behind a bullet proof TOS and every time you buy a game from steam you forfeit your right to a good product. Good or bad your money is gone. That is wrong in a modern society.

 

If i could play my games offline and have the opportunity to get my money back for bad/broken games i would absolutely be steam's biggest fan.

Edited November 24, 2011 by Dwight Darkmoon

[FoolyFooly]

For the millionth time, just put Steam into offline mode. YOU DO NOT NEED AN INTERNET CONNECTION PAST THE INITIAL VERIFICATION.

 

Jesus Christ.

[TooTwisted]

I recommend running Steam in offline mode at all times, except when you want new games or updates. That way, if your network or Steam is down you can still play.

[Dwight Darkmoon]

I just gave the offline mode another try. Works perfectly on my PC now. I wish it had 2 months ago when i needed it.

[gmillar]

Piracy protection is completely retarded. It is impossible to stop people from cracking a single-player game. Only games like World of Warcraft where you have to login will ever be safe from piracy (unless you count private servers). Anti-piracy measures ONLY affect people who buy the game.