frozentundra123456
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- Aug 11, 2008
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Well, that is not strictly correct. Many older steam games will play in offline mode. In fact I have gone months without going online on my steam account. (I rarely if ever play multiplayer), As I said though, the question I have in regards to the OP is that I think you have to go online with the actual computer you will be playing on in order to set up offline mode.
For instance, if you had a gaming laptop, you could download the game at a hotspot, set up offline mode, and then play anywhere you want in offline mode. What I am not sure you can do is download the game on computer A from a hotspot, then transfer the game to computer B and play in offline mode. You certainly can save the bandwidth of downloading the game, but I think you still have to connect to steam on computer B to set up offline mode on that computer.
For instance, if you had a gaming laptop, you could download the game at a hotspot, set up offline mode, and then play anywhere you want in offline mode. What I am not sure you can do is download the game on computer A from a hotspot, then transfer the game to computer B and play in offline mode. You certainly can save the bandwidth of downloading the game, but I think you still have to connect to steam on computer B to set up offline mode on that computer.