
Originally Posted by
Mastasly
So hold on just to understand it good
what you do exactly is
First you create brand new steam IDs gettin them all connected to main one then as soon as game is shared you logging back onto ur main again and removing all family sharing from it?
will burner accounts game copies still stay playable like that?
or
you meant that somehow you first sharing it off ur main into burner and then disconnecting main acc. and then keep sharing from one burner to another?
I dont think u can re-share game u shared urself right? so it be version 1 then?
Yea bro, pls explain it in details, as its actually interesting.
cheers
Something like that. Since you share from your main account (with which you have bought the game) to the rest of the accounts (that do not have the game purchased, only shared by the main account), but they will only continue to be shareable from the game if the main account has them added in "family sharing". If you unlink them, they won't be able to play.
What I do is:
1) I buy the game with 1 main account, I never put cheats on this account or modify anything in the game. And with this I share to other accounts.
2) The rest of the accounts (that do not have the game purchased only shared) there I modify things in the game, full profile, engine.ini, market, etc.
3) When I know that a wave of ban or something like that is coming, I unlink any of these accounts (that do not have the game purchased) from the profile that if you have the game purchased the main account (that is, when devs announce a new patch I unlink all other accounts).
4) I open the accounts already unlinked (either in the web browser or in steam directly) and if they do not have an alert message it is because they have not been banned, so again I link them again with the main account that has the game purchased .
Unfortunately this is not so infinite, since Steam only lets you have 5 accounts to share on 10 different PCs in 90 days it seems to me. So if any of these 5 accounts that you made get banned, you will only have 4 or 3 or 2 and so on. This really only serves so that you do not buy the game again and the account that bought the game remains intact and without a ban.
That is, share and stop sharing with new secondary accounts that could take a Ban, but it would only affect your main account if your modified accounts are still linked.
This method has worked for me, since in the wave of Bans of version 4.6.0, one of the accounts in which I had modified the game, downs, but when I previously unlinked from my main account, I had no problem.
Hope it serves a bit of clarification. Remembering that it is not entirely infinite, since you are limited to 5 accounts in 10 PC's during a period of 90 days.
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Originally Posted by
poopydoopy2019
- How do you unlink the alt accounts without losing access to dbd in them but also preventing the main acc from being banned?
If you refer to Steam, I have explained it above, really if you unlink the accounts you lose access to the game, only this method serves to prevent Ban your main account that has the game purchased, it is only for that.

Originally Posted by
poopydoopy2019
- How do you access EAC from the xbox-winstore game?
I do not understand your question. EAC is loaded when starting the game, from Steam or from the MSStore.
In both situations, it is installed when the computer is installed, in the case of the MSStore it is housed in a hidden Windows Apps folder that cannot be modified.