- Oct 21, 2006
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Hi guys,
I'm working on setting up a secondary computer for guests (mostly my girlfriend and her son). Both have their own Steam account (thanks to me
) and I'm considering installing the games from both, possibly all three, of our accounts on the computer. That way, we could actively switch between accounts depending on who's playing.
Is there any problem with doing this? Will Steam simply give a list of install games based on the account that's logged in? I'm assuming they'll all be installed into the same Steam directory (regardless of the different account names) and I want to make sure it won't cause any conflicts. Finally, is this against Steam's TOS in any way?
Thanks.
I'm working on setting up a secondary computer for guests (mostly my girlfriend and her son). Both have their own Steam account (thanks to me
Is there any problem with doing this? Will Steam simply give a list of install games based on the account that's logged in? I'm assuming they'll all be installed into the same Steam directory (regardless of the different account names) and I want to make sure it won't cause any conflicts. Finally, is this against Steam's TOS in any way?
Thanks.