Who wouldn't be? DRM is nothing more than a means of locking people away from content they've purchased. And all I did was try to play while the internet was down. So yeah through their own poor design Steam taught us they cannot be trusted.
Lol dude I know you can play most steam games offline. I would know, I spent nine months playing games with my gaming PC up in the mountains with no internet connection. The rules to play them offline are simple. One, you have to have booted up that game once before with internet. Two, the developer needs to not require internet to play their game. I think in the nine months I spent without internet the only game I couldn't boot up were call of duty games and maybe one or two more out of like 100+ games. Then probably several months in I needed to borrow someone's cellular hotspot once to boot steam.
I took it to be him whining he bought a physical game from a store that required steam and didn't have internet which honestly is relatively uncommon situation to be in.
But yea steam has an offline mode and doesn't do any of the shit like Ubisoft was putting into their games before steam started taking over.