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- Jun 29, 2019
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Both gentle and vigorous snuggling.*Hard* or soft snuggling?
The man has no limits to the depravity that he is capable of.
- May 14, 2021
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It may be that the only cure is for him to get a good solid spanking from Lin, every time he pats her head.
- Oct 28, 2017
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People keep saying Steam can just take my games away but, like... They're stored on my computer hard drive. I can play them without an internet connection. I can uninstall steam and still play them. I've done so.
So what the fuck are you lot on about? Is Gabe Newell going to kick down my door and purge my SSD?
So what the fuck are you lot on about? Is Gabe Newell going to kick down my door and purge my SSD?
- Aug 22, 2020
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"What if" scenarios. It's definitely happened on other store fronts and likely has on steam at some point. Is it something they do on a daily basis? No. Is it something to be concerned in about in the long term since they're often not giving you a refund? Yes. Sure you have your downloaded copy, but if something happens to that copy, there's a solid chance you're SOL unless you're sailing the high seas for an alternate copy.
They are stored on your hard drive, but most of them have a requirement that you have to connect to Steam to play it. So if they take it down, you can't play it, even if it's still on your drive. And it also means that you won't be able to reinstall it again after that either.
- Oct 19, 2022
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Not every person keeps every game they own permanently installed, steam has (usually due to the publisher) revoked download privileges in the past (I've lost a few older mainstream games this way), and if this happens and you don't happen to have the game installed at that point in time, you're SOL.