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1. #How to share game library on steam multiple computers no cd#
2. #How to share game library on steam multiple computers software#
3. #How to share game library on steam multiple computers Pc#
4. #How to share game library on steam multiple computers simulator#

#How to share game library on steam multiple computers Pc#

Something like OnLIve but a homebrew version or like what Nvidia Shield uses to stream PC games to the hand console. They are my children.You might be more easily able to use some sort of game streaming technology to actually run the games on the main gaming rig but play them on the client computer. I personally own the computers and the games. Then they can be played without logging in. I can wait until it comes out on GOG or other DRM free system so my family can also play.įor those who want to point out I'm not supposed to share my GOG account, I DONT! The games can be downloaded and installed. If companies like apple can make family sharing work why can't steam? I have my thoughts ($$$)įor this one reason I now no longer buy games on steam.

#How to share game library on steam multiple computers no cd#

(Copy CD, no cd crack, DRM removal tools, etc) There will always be ways to get around DRM for those that really want to. In the current times, Only one person can play a game any any time. If i had multiple computers like when I lived with my parents, Only the person playing the game could play it as they needed the CD, etc.

In the old days, I bought a game, it came with a CD etc. What I want is for steam to allow my family members (some of whom are officially NOT allowed to have their own steam accounts yet!) to play games from my collection. I now have kids who also want to play many of my games, but they cant unless I buy them again for them each OR only one of us can play a game. I have a large steam library built up over many years. I agree the family sharing system of steam is a waste of time and really needs to be made family friendly. They would just set that up for the person paying for the accountĪll the services GoG, Uplay, etc have stipulations that you are not to share your account Cannot check same network, it is incredibly easy to spoof it with vpn servicesģ. People would rent out their accounts, if you look at ebay people already do thisĢ.

#How to share game library on steam multiple computers software#

require both computers' Steam software authenticate to each other with an authorization code to put them in a sharing stateġ. make sure the computers are on the same network (checking with multicast and direct connect) and determine that they are likely in the same house only allow up to two computers to play from the same account at a time Just some thoughts but Steam could do a few things to mitigate abusing the system: If I have two computers and two different games that I own in my Steam library I cannot have both running at the same time in my house. If I have two consoles setup and own two different games then obviously I can have both running at the same time in my house. Originally posted by viperscape:I agree, I think the licensing model is outdated. This is very frustrating and like I said seems very outdated with how people use technology today.Ĭan we set-up maybe that your games can be shared/played simultaneously but only from only 1-2 ip addresses? Or anything else that allows you to play games you have legally purchased simultaneously. Other real life scenario, I want to play Rocksmith while my children want to play another game I have purchased on another PC but same account. Even though I own both games, they can't be played at the same time.

#How to share game library on steam multiple computers simulator#

I'm playing table top simulator with some friends online, while my significant other is trying to host a jackbox party with her friends. Real life scenario that has happened to me several times this past week. I feel like this is very outdated, especially in a world where it is normal for a family to share the same account for streaming services. Nor can you do a family share simultaneously. I know steam does not support playing two separate games from the same account.