also, there are some physical copies of games that might or might not work with what i said before. if it's a steam (digital) only game, then, you got scammed. but thats only if the game in question comes on physical media. Originally posted by Chris Solomon:you might be able to free up the licensce key if the person who sold it to you contacts steam support and asks to have the game permanently removed from their account. ) well you see if you are able to give your own games to people if you get hacked the hacker can take all your games then sell them online thats the reason why the cd keys are an one time use which would lead to people only being used codes for a few bucks less.
If people would just buy a game on steam, play and and then deactivate it, they could sell it for a lower price. ) steam is a company and therfore needs to make profit. How can Steam decide for them that no-one can ever give away, sell or whatever do with his/her own game. I mean: the Football Manager producers are a whole different company then Steam. Originally posted by :Tnx for all the quick responces. Seek illegal copies on the internet if normal/legal behaviour is being frustraded this way. Why doesn't Steam create an option like: "delete and de-activated"? No wonder people
This is all perfectly normal and just because I can't play this game without registering all my personal information en activate via Steam, I can't play a second hand game. The game is payed for new and then sold again. In the past, like with The Sims or whatever, this was absolutely no problem. I see numerous Football Manager games used on the internet for sale. I mean, I understand that they want to prevend games from being copied and illegaly spread across the internet like via torrents and stuff, but this is really different in my opinion.
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