Except they check to see if the account has purchased a copy of the mod. They know whether or not you've purchased it, because you had to purchase it from them.sosolidshoe said:What a surprise, Any-excuse Chalk finds it amusing, and thinks legitimate concerns are nothing in the face of the chance to maybe inconvenience a handful of pirates.
Nevermind that there's absolutely no way to prove that they actually were pirates.
Nevermind that there are likely now people who've done nothing wrong yet have been screwed out of their entire Steam game collection.
Oh yes, and nevermind that what the GMod guy did is actually more illegal than pirating a game. Seriously Andy, you need to play another tune, this one is getting ooooold, and you're starting to look like a bit of an industry bumlick.
I like how people keep saying that the "innocent" might get caught up in this, but no one can come up with a scenario that actually demonstrates *how* they might get caught up.