Coach Jester wrote:But you miss my point, I trust steam, I dont trust Cyanide.
That would be because I wasn't commenting on your message or issues of trust, but the availability of DLC on Steam.
I have had no issues with my direct purchase of Dungeonbowl from Cyanide. I have been buying stuff from all over the world through mail and over the Internet with my credit card, starting in 1989. I have never had an issue where my card details would have ended up in wrong hands or where they would have been used to steal money from me.
I've bought from dozens and dozens of different shops, many of which were a lot smaller and unknown quantities than Cyanide. I've never had a problem with money related to my credit card. I'm still using the same card number I got in 1989.
Sharing your card details is not the big deal it is often made out to be. Besides, if there's a problem, a call to your credit card company takes care of it. You can just refuse a charge if it's not OK. I once accidentally subscribed to a magazine twice and was charged twice. When I got the credit card invoice, I called my credit card company and asked them to not pay the second charge (of course, I also informed the magazine publisher). What did the credit company say to this? They said: "OK. It has been taken care of." No questions asked.
Of course, I'm aware of the large scale credit card number thefts that have sometimes happened when a company, big or small, was hacked. Nothing you can do about that. No reason to let that rule your online purchasing habits. Just a feature of the online landscape by now. I refuse to live (or shop) in fear or let that kind of stuff decide where I buy stuff.
I understand your viewpoint, though. It's just that in my experience the online shopping situation is not so bad in actual practise. Your mileage may vary, of course. In life and in Dungeonbowl, it pays to be lucky.