Is it possible to pirate games on a Steam Deck without installing windows? There are some games that'd be nice to play on it but I'm not dropping $40 or whatever on them.
Is it possible to pirate games on a Steam Deck without installing windows...
Adrian Phillips
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Matthew Morales
Not sure if repack work, but also I don't see why their installer shouldn't work... I'd test it if I wasn't so lazy
Benjamin Hughes
No, you better start using windows.
Henry Phillips
There should be no complications at all, just do it as you would on a PC, add it to Steam to launch it in gaming mode preferably
Jack Walker
Wine/proton used on steamOS doesn't like pirated software.
Dominic Reed
yes, it is possible to play pirated games on Linux
Logan Torres
Of course it is. What possible reason has made you believe otherwise?
Ryan Morris
Currently yes, but there has been insider information revealing that Valve aims to make their deck platform a walled garden that prevents you from getting any game outside of Steam. I'd recommend other UMPC's, just as GPD, who are vocally against such a practice.
Camden Reyes
Proof?
Logan Brown
if you're familiar with pirating on linux, it should all work.
there are a lot of problems with pirated versions of linux games, static links to ubuntu binaries etc etc, so ironically windows versions are a better bet. that said, i've had a questionable time getting the cracks to work.
this is propaganda
Cameron Lopez
Reminder that this piece of chinkshit costs like a thousand bucks lmao
Kevin Collins
Still not seeing any proof.
Matthew Moore
Yea, check johncena141's uploads
Nathaniel Lewis
you're so desperate that you're really resorting to just making shit up at this point? have some dignity, man.
Aiden Nelson
>but there has been insider information revealing that Valve aims to make their deck platform a walled garden that prevents you from getting any game outside of Steam
valve doesn't do shit like this.
Carson Allen
All the seethe posts yup only valve shills and troons in this thread
user is correct starting with main regular steam deck hardware updates being walled garden behind steam os 3.0 the same os where it is difficult to pirate Linux games than normal linux anyone who is claiming otherwise is a massive fucking liar and shill
Try one of these
gitlab.com
ALi213 Steam Emulator - Emulate Steam
Auto CreamAPI - Automatically set your game up for CreamAPI.
Auto Steamworks Fix Tool - Automatically create Steamworks Fixes.
CODEX Steam Emulator - Emulate Steam
CreamAPI - Unlock pirated DLC on legitimate Steam Games.
GoldBerg Emulator - Emulate Steam
GreenLuma Reborn - Emulate Steam
Lucky Patcher - Patch Android Apps (better with root)
LumaPlay - Emulate Uplay
Origin DLC unlocker - Unlock pirated DLC in legitimate Origin games. Only confirmed working for The Sims 4.
RIN SteamInternals - A Broad Collection of Steam Tools
SmartSteamEmu - Emulate Steam
Steamless - Remove Steam DRM from EXE files (to be used with a Steam Emulator)
steamunlocked.net
Don't use this tools from above with main steam client you will get banned
Chase Moore
Source: My ass
Ethan Evans
How much are those chinks paying you user?
James Morales
Yes, absolutely
SteamOS is an operating system based on Linux.
Pirating games for Linux will work just fine.
For more advanced shit, like stuff that requires WINE, it might be more complex
Caleb Harris
Actual chinese shills seem to be getting desperate if they're resorting to this.
Hudson Brown
it's funny how every time someone on Any Forums asks a question about Steam Deck the answer is "it's a PC"
Kevin Miller
Based
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