"Steams plan now enables up to 10 family members to play a game on any computer."
I've been thinking a better system would be number of shares = number of owned games. Or number of shares per game = retail cost of game divided by total retail value of all games on the entire account. Then I could share out "FTL" dozens of times, but some goofball who opened a fake account containing only one copy of "XYZ" could only share it out precisely once.
This follows the obvious customer service goal of making your best paying customers the happiest.
I've been thinking a better system would be number of shares = number of owned games. Or number of shares per game = retail cost of game divided by total retail value of all games on the entire account. Then I could share out "FTL" dozens of times, but some goofball who opened a fake account containing only one copy of "XYZ" could only share it out precisely once.
This follows the obvious customer service goal of making your best paying customers the happiest.