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Cake day: March 27th, 2024

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  • hand@lemmy.studiotoMemes@lemmy.mlTGIF
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    24 hours ago

    My guy that is the best weekend to have. What games are you going to be playing? My partner and I are replaying DoS2 and I’m attempting to get into Dwarf Fortress (Steam version) although it’s proving rather challenging to say the least.

    Have a fantastic weekend and remember to take it easy!








  • hand@lemmy.studiotoSteam@lemmy.mlSteam Families is here
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    2 months ago

    Best guess? Whichever account gave account 6 permission to play their game.

    Either account 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5 will be the user that gives 6 the permission to play their game, so it follows they’re the one that (I’m assuming) will get banned also. It’s a good question you raise and I’d be interested to know for sure myself.


  • Unless I’ve misunderstood; that’s exactly why I asked the question in my original comment. I’ll explain my / the reasoning:

    I own a game on a Steam account (A) and want to hack (and evade bans) using another Steam account (B).

    I share my library/game from account (A) to account (B) then hack on account B and only account B gets banned… What’s to then stop me from making Steam account C, D, E, F… etc? Absolutely nothing. Hence the double ban.

    I stress that if you do share a game / your Steam library with others you trust them explicitly.


  • Not sure I agree, how else are they meant to prevent the ocean of “It wasn’t me, it was my brother” excuses from hackers smurfing accounts?

    I’d recommend (to everyone) that if you’re unsure -or have even the slightest doubt about the person you’re going to give access to your Steam account- to politely decline and play it safe.