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I accidentally uninstalled my steam together with RS2014


skysymphony

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Probably my first thread here. Hello to anyone who will read this.

 

Last month I accidentally uninstalled my steam and this also uninstalled my RS2014 folder. all of it. then I never knew RS remastered the 2014 version and here I thought I could play normally like I usually do and now all my cdlcs are not working.

 

I know I need the cherub rock file. but I'm curious, way back 2 years ago when I begun to buy my copy and download cdlcs to play, I didn't bought the song but all the files are working. Is it because I downloaded a "cherub rock" file on net? 

 

and why is it I cannot play RS now without steam? I usually play it offline.

~ Spiral Out, Keep Going!

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Mate, games installed through steam don't go into program files like normal apps, Steam has it's own internal folder structure. Quite likely if you uninstalled steam it's uninstalled RS as well.

 

You'll have to reinstall Steam if you want to play any games purchased through it.

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