You know Steam is good when you have so many people getting DRM-free things like the humble indie bundle and running them on Steam anyways, with all the inherent Steam DRM.
That's what so many game developers just don't understand when it comes to piracy nowadays. You don't solve piracy with DRM, you solve it by providing a superior service to the pirates copy. You can pirate Steam games, but you don't get the instant updates, the stats, the social networking, the servers, all that great stuff from Steam.
I think in this day and age, Steam might be more significant than anything else as the ONLY example of good anti-piracy.
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