Do you own your Steam games? Recent changes to the Steam Subscriber Agreement and California law AB 2426 prove that your digital library is just a temporary license, not a permanent purchase.You've spent thousands on your Steam library and you own absolutely none of it. Not a single game. Valve's own legal team says so in black and white, and they're banking on you never reading it. This week I'm ripping apart digital ownership, exposing what DRM actually does to your games, and explaining why GOG is only storefront that respects your wallet. Plus free games nobody asked for, film recommendations, gaming twonks losing their minds over Epstein files and cherry-picked Steam Charts, and a proper deep dive into why EA killed Syndicate and what Satellite Reign did about it. Grab a brew. This one's a long one.No filter. No sponsors. No f**ks given.Stay ConnectedFollow on X (Twitter): https://twitter.com/ScottyMcGamingBusiness: dragonbytemedia@gmx.comDisclaimer: Industry commentary based on my professional experience working on/around live-service systems and analytics. Views are my own and not those of any past or current employer. Do not harass developers or studios, use official feedback/report channels.Chapters:00:00 Intro00:28 The Ownership Lie Exposed02:30 Why Physical Discs are "Stub" Keys04:54 DRM Explained for Humans05:30 GOG vs. Steam: The Ownership Test10:20 My Modern Warfare 3 DRM Disaster13:45 Free Games You’ll Never Own16:29 Film Recommendations from a Busy Content Creator21:25 Twonks Losing Their Minds Over Epstein Files23:28 Battlefield 6 vs. Black Ops 7: The Truth24:40 Vince Zampella, Julian Gerighty, and Battlefield's Future28:10 How EA Killed Syndicate31:58 Satellite Reign and What a Real Sequel Looks Like32:54 Outro and Community Shoutouts