Hi everyone,
I have a quick question about Steam. First a little backstory. I have been reluctant to get Steam for one main reason: I consider myself a collector and I like having the physical copy of a game. About a year ago, my friend built me a pretty good gaming PC, but I haven't played too many games on it because of the STUPID DRM some games make you go through/install (e.g. Mass Effect 3 (Origin)). I have been told by my buddy (and others) that while Steam is a form of DRM it is a great platform and is not too intrusive and that they all like it. Also, just to note, they buy all their games digitally.
With that said, my questions are 1). what do you think of Steam's service and DRM scheme and 2). If I buy a physical copy of a game can I load it on my Steam account and bypass the DRM (besides Steam's of course)?
Thanks for any help in advance.
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