You need to access their servers to play the game. This introduces problems or privacy, security and the right to play the bought game in the future.
You last sentence is a nonsensical. Of course you don't hear people complain they can't watch Netflix without Netflix. But they do complain you can't watch Netflix. Notice the difference?
Sorry, Netflix is not available in your country yet.
> You need to access their servers to play the game. This introduces problems or privacy, security and the right to play the bought game in the future.
In return games on Steam are available for a huge discount.
I have exchanged some of my rights in return for a highly discounted price. I don't mind that because it was a willing trade that I chose to be a part of.
What is shocking here is your willingness to give up your privacy for a marginal discount.
You can just turn on Offline Mode and play your games just fine. I hear your concerns with DRM but Steam is hardly a good example of the horrors it can cause.
Please note that you must connect to the Steam Network and test each of the games you would like to use in Offline Mode at least once to set up your account and configure Offline Mode on your machine.
Steam does not have region locks. If they did, people still wouldn't complain about the original point of DRM etc the people who have access to Netflix, don't complain about their DRM.
[1] https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=3160-agc...
Netflix was your argument, not mine, I simply disproved it.
Saying that no one(!) complains about Netflix's DRM is also pure imagination.