We want to own our games!

Did you realized that everything you buy on steam is a subscription and you never own anything? Did you realize that at any time Steam (or their partners) can take away that game from you?

Say "NO" to renting games and "YES" to buying to own!

The idea:
-The base of the game is purchased and owned (i.e. the sp campaign, multiplayer via local host, etc)
-Developers/Steam may chose to provide additional services as subscriptions:
- - Support for multiplayer (to prevent/ban hacking & cheating) with servers using dedicated server software provided by the game creator/steam.
- - Achivement support and variants of reward systems that do not alter singleplayer gameplay
- - Any steam cloud/friends management services or additional services that require an internet and enhance the game but are not neccessary to completing the game.

As these are not 'legal sound' rules, the general concept should be that all legitimate purchases should result in a game that the core portion of the game (minus portions that rely on additional software and internet connection) is always owned and playable by the purchaser. Also, companies should not create a dependance on internet connection as a workaround [to the above] for content that does not inherently need a connection (i.e. making a connection to a database to load a game when the saves could be store locally).