Will Watch Dogs Retail Edition Use Steam, UPlay, or Both?

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A DRM is hated not because its a DRM, but because it sucks balls.

Steam is a DRM which does almost everything right, doesn't ruin the experience and is kind-of a one-stop shop for almost every (publisher's) game out there (except EA).
And it is also controlled by a company which is trusted by gamers because of their respect towards us PC gamers.

Also, PC gaming wont be where it is now if it wasn't for Steam.

Origin installs whats called a rootkit, its essentially a worm that controls your computer, they have access to your computer allowing them to add or remove at anytime, and the EULA you agree to gives them the permission, plus a mandatory arbitration clause. Steam verifies through a bot system that runs in your operating system, it essentially checks your not stealing the steam game, huge difference. Steam gives discount, sales, promotions, greenlight, etc., including supporting Linux as the future of gaming, as Windows 8 not only is a terrible operating system but is also like a Nazi telling you what to do, how to do it, and microsoft is the one stop shop for everything, essentially its like running something the Chinese government would give their (cough) prisoners, I mean citizens. DRM isn't bad unless it targets the user, not the theif, currently Steam is the only windows digital distribution company than does it morally/ethically right. EA switch to Origin so they could earn more money, and control their users. That being said, when you explored all options, protests boycotts etc., and a company no longer gives the individual the respect of privacy/rights etc, can you commit theft against the company that stole your rights, just so others understand where Ogtoma might be coming from. The question being, "Where is the line, when is enough, enough?"