https://sureai.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=6959
Caleb8980 wrote:Regarding that I have a question: how does Enderal work with Steam? After all I read that you can't publish it in the Workshop and Steam Greenlight also seems not possible.Nicolas Samuel wrote:Folks,
Hosting a discussion about cracking (that includes removing Steam dependency) could get us into deep legal trouble.![]()
We think it's sad that Skyrim is tied to Steam, and that there isn't a way to legally purchase it elsewhere (GOG, maybe) - especially since we know many people who won't play it because of that -, but due to the aforementioned situation. Sorry for that.
Also you can't deactivate the Skyrim.esm or Update.esm in the usual game launcher.
Is Enderal then still installed over Steam and then comes with its own launcher or will it be completely standalone from Steam?
Btw I ask this because it interests me, no cracking or anything similar involved![]()
P.S.: It is really weird to ask this here in english, as I could just ask it in german, too xD But this thread is already about Steam, so instead of being offtopic or even opening a new one, this seems more appropiate ^^
Caleb8980 wrote:Nicolas Samuel wrote: Regarding that I have a question: how does Enderal work with Steam? After all I read that you can't publish it in the Workshop and Steam Greenlight also seems not possible.
AlKHall1 wrote:Apologies to the forum, I agree that discussions about circumventing DRM is neither permitted nor acceptable. The moderating team should delete any content containing such references.
MrHappyFace wrote:I see what you mean, I guess. I personally think it's a gray area and that acceptability is determined by the motivation. Anyway, I apologize for any risk or inconvenience the discussion may or may not have caused.AlKHall1 wrote:Apologies to the forum, I agree that discussions about circumventing DRM is neither permitted nor acceptable. The moderating team should delete any content containing such references.
Another solution may be to force Steam to always be offline 100% of the time. This will basically turn Steam into a lifeless husk that serves the sole purpose of allowing Skyrim to load; nothing more and nothing less.
http://gaming.stackexchange.com/questio ... g-in-first
Note: The above method is basically a sledgehammer solution. I imagine you could probably also block steam in your Firewall after setting this up as well.
Another idea would be to make a script which runs Steam (Ideally in offline mode), then launches Skyrim, then closes Steam after Skyrim is running.