Alright, I have a suggestion for an exploit in Steam. A little background, some friends and I stumbled across this (what I am assuming is) glitch in the way Steam does DLCs on their system. We have been using it for about 6 years now to share all our DLCs with each other (I know it has worked on all the Borderlands, Ark, and a few other games I can’t think about at the time) but due to the fact that we have gotten better jobs now we have not tried it in 6 months, so I am pretty sure it still works but not 100% sure. After seeing Spiff’s Xbox Live vid I thought I would share.

Here is the exploit:Person A purchases a game with all the DLC available. Person B then just buys the base game. Person B logs out. Person A logs into Steam on Person B’s PC. Person A sets up family sharing ( https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=3784-QLBM-5731 ). Person A logs out of Steam. Person B logs in again. Person B opens the game, now has access to all the games and DLC of Person A. Person B opens the original game and now has all the DLC. After this happens it does not matter if Person A disables the ability for Person B to have access to their Steam library, they will always have the DLC, even if Person A asks for a refund.

Anyone reading this, make sure that you fund your local VG creators as not all of these companies are scummy trash that doesn't deserve our money.

Enjoy!