Does Valve/Steam care about logging in on multiple computers?

[bull3tmagn3t]

I sometimes go over to my friends house, or more than one, and sometimes i want to play games he doesn't have on steam, but I'm not sure if logging in on another computer and downloading the games then playing them is against Steam's policy.

I read through Steams user agreement, and as far as I can tell, there's nothing against this...

I just want to be a good boy and not get Steam banned with my 37 games ! :)

I also have some crappy laptops that I might want to put 1.6 on, so is that okay as well?

[svengeance]

You're fine. Steam makes sure that your account owns the game before you can play them.

[StavrosChristos]

Its not against policy, if the games are on your account, it doesn't matter what computer you play them on.

[Legend286]

If you have Fallout 3 you can play it without being on steam, so you probably don't wanna install it. :v:

[thund3rdome]

[QUOTE=bull3tmagn3t;22826771]I sometimes go over to my friends house, or more than one, and sometimes i want to play games he doesn't have on steam, but I'm not sure if logging in on another computer and downloading the games then playing them is against Steam's policy.

I read through Steams user agreement, and as far as I can tell, there's nothing against this...

I just want to be a good boy and not get Steam banned with my 37 games ! :)

I also have some crappy laptops that I might want to put 1.6 on, so is that okay as well?[/QUOTE]

You read through the Agreement.. :silent: