Opened pirated copy of sekiro with steam open in the background

Are there any antivirus programs that actually work? I've been using malwarebytes and it seems pretty reliable

I did that once. Steam got weird and wouldn't let me run any more games until I just restarted it. That's about as bad as that gets.

I did this with RE2 and nothing happened.

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Malwarebytes but it gives false positives since anything remotely negative or programs the devs hate are pups. Most antivirus like norton give you malware when you don't pay up. Also avast connects you to a botnet. If a hacker knew what he was doing then he could just bypass the antivirus and turn it off.

>Start porn game
>GeForce program find it and optimize the settings for me
>Has to open discord and steam to make sure it doesn't show what i'm playing

Not at all.
Steam is on the defensive and they can't afford antagonizing the userbase now.
If they banned you now, what are the chances that you went back and rebought your games? Or bought anything else on steam, really?
Don't expect steam bans outside of obvious hackers, and that's only from that game. Even if you use a key from g2a bought with a stolen CC, unless they're 100% sure it was you who defrauded them, they won't do anything.

enjoy the custard gas
you're fine, i've had steam overlay hook onto pirated copies years ago and nothing happened

Don't know. I buy video games

>now
they have never cared you retard

there were cases of blocked steam accounts before

>encyclopediadramatica.rs/Avira
>Avira detects itself as malware[edit]

>After Sophos detected itself as malware, the Umbrella Corporation thought it would be OK if Avira also detects itself as malware. So Avira, after dividing by zero, infected its files withAIDS(Avira Immunisation Deficiency Syndrome),detected itself as TR/Spy.463227 malwareand deleted itself. This was also not an accurate detection -AVG detects Avira as Trojan Horse Generic14.BXN
>Avira and BitDefender[edit]

>In August 2010, Avira warned that BitDefender was infected with a trojan. BitDefender failed to defend itself and was deleted by the rogue antivirus

>Since summer 2011, Avira requires spyware installs for receiving the Web Protection feature in the Free Edition. Avira Free Edition also has a pop-up asking customers to buy the paid versions on a daily basis and repeated 'adware' pop-ups several times a day. This has irritated many users, who have uninstalled Avira and switched to a different antivirus.

>In April 2012, users of paid versions of Avira started getting pop-ups on their desktop for gambling and phishing websites. The advertising pop-ups were sponsored by Avira so they couldn't be disabled. This caused the antivirus to be classified as adware

Do your research first.
Been using avast for years now and never had a problem.

>tfw you have some hundreds of hours in spacewar, cracked steam, pirated copies etc over the span of a decade and still no ban in sight
get rekt assblasted buyfags

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Yeah it's called Windows Defender.
Works best paired with Common Sense 365.

This.
Spacewar is fucking amazing.

Happened to me with a bunch of games. Valve doesn't care. I just shut it down anyway so my steam friends don't know I'm a scurvy sea dog.

>buying games

what the heck? people actually do that?

Couldn't this be caused legit by some morons who, for whatever reason, had 2 steam accounts but one computer?