I keep a copy of the generic steam crack on my computer. It's very well tested. So as long as I had the files on my computer I would only lost access to the very few games I have that use a different drm.

Apparently $3135 is what I've spent on Steam games, according to Steam themselves. That isn't what the current value is, but what I've actually spent.

$1219.04 since 2011 (I didn't bother with Steam until Skyrim released and I was living somewhere without a local game store)

€100k more or less. I boycotted steam until left4dead2. Then I caved in. 50k was for the level though. And yes I know how stupid that is. The rest was games bought on steam. Then there might be more through other sources that provide steam-keys.

But it Wouldn't be really lost. At least not the games I already downloaded. Steam's DRM is trivial, so I would have at least those left.

Also, nothing to worry until gaben signs off. I predict it will then be turned into the usual us-american enshittification-craphole everything else is.

$0.00.

I never buy games on Steam. If you buy it, and can't keep it, you don't own it.

I have Steam for a handful of free titles. The rest I buy from GOG.

Steam reports my total spend to be $4,077.17 Steam Calculator reports $4,503 when bought at lowest prices and $7,250 in today's prices. The calculator says I have 1,463 games, steam says 1,345 and my steam profile lists 1,349

If they take Arc Raiders away from me, I'm going to lose my mind.

696 games at $4142 over 22.5 years

FYI, you can get total spent by going to Help > Steam Support > My Account > Data Related to Your Steam Account > External Funds Used.

£600 in 21 years apparently and most of that is from the first 10 years too. It's not my go-to store anymore.

according to steamDB 1000€ at lowest prices 1700€ at today's prices over 16 years

kind of expected more

I've had an account for nineteen years. I think some of the stuff I've got is irreplaceable due to its obscurity.

According to Steam, ive spent $1440 dollars over 13 years.

Thing is, I have 930 games.

And while I pride myself on only buying during sales or other massive discounts, an average of $1.54 per game seems extremely low to me.

Nor does the fact that even when factoring in my supposed savings, i would have spend only 4.76 per game if not on sale especially since I have a fair number of AAA games on the account.

So im not sure steam is tracking me accurately.

the money is already lost. if that happened i would pirate whatever i want to download again.

$0 because if steam deletes my library I’m going to pirate it back with 0 remorse

.....erm

£12,898 according to SteamDB at today's prices

In my defense I've had my account for 20 years and had humble bundle monthly/choice for like a third of that time, so the real number is hopefully not quite that

I have FTL and Into The Breach installed so even if the rest of my library vanishes I think I'll be alright.

$1320.15 USD or like £988 GBP over the last 7 years damn-

That's like £150 a year-

Bet most are unplayed too because I rack up hundreds of hours on a couple of games then forget about the rest oops. I gotta start going through my backlog.

Edit: according to https://help.steampowered.com/en/accountdata/AccountSpend

1,205 games. $6,516 as of today. 19 year account.

The depressing part is that of the 1,205 games, 986 (81.8%) are showing as unplayed.

Nothing I couldn't pirate right back, given time.

Less than I thought! About 1,900, can't tell if that's USD or EUR I've used both. Saved over 3,000, supposedly. For over 17 years, 112 bucks a year for a hobby shared nearly the entire time between 2 - later 3 people - that's pretty good I'd say. Not a lot of hobbies come in that cheap.

Every insteresting game I "bought" on Steam is backed up (including a crack if required).

SteamDB puts my account at $2400 "at lowest prices", but I've definitely spent way more than that, and I own dark souls prepare to die, which a new key for that is up on cdk4g and g2a for $400-$500 alone.

I've been thinking about buying a bunch of hard drives and downloading my entire library and cracking it all and stashing the drives in long term storage just in case. That's been a thought for a very, very long time though...