brent4president wrote..First of all, they don't "mess" with accounts for no reason. The only reason something would happen to your account is if you were doing credit card exploits, cheating, or some other exploit that was illegal. If you don't trust steam, what the hell do you trust?
i just dont trust steam to keep my cdkey and login information. if they mess something up with my account it would be a big pain to contact them and get it fixed.
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xlokix wrote..
haha, yeah if you cant trust steam you cant trust anyone...
First of all, they don't "mess" with accounts for no reason. The only reason something would happen to your account is if you were doing credit card exploits, cheating, or some other exploit that was illegal. If you don't trust steam, what the hell do you trust?
my point is, i want a hard copy of my cd key. will steam at least allow me to print my cd key out just in case i need to reinstall or use a different account name?Comment
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brent4president wrote..
If you reinstall, just login to Steam with the account you had before. Even if you did have a hard copy of the cd-key, you wouldn't be able to use it in two separate accounts, so what's the point?
haha, yeah if you cant trust steam you cant trust anyone...
my point is, i want a hard copy of my cd key. will steam at least allow me to print my cd key out just in case i need to reinstall or use a different account name?Comment
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brent4president wrote..
Your CD-Kay is tied to your account, which is tied to your login through steam, which in turn is ultimately tied to your email address. As long as you don't lose that, you will be able to recover and reinstall at any point, at any time, for any reason. You could even go to a friend's house without bringing any CDs, install steam, login with your username, and immediately begin downloading and ultimately playing CS:S, HL2, or whatever on that computer.
my point is, i want a hard copy of my cd key. will steam at least allow me to print my cd key out just in case i need to reinstall or use a different account name?
As long as you are logged in to Steam under an account you registered and either bought HL2 through Steam or entered in a store-bought HL2 cd-key, you have unlimited access to download, download, download at your heart's content.Comment
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gumplunger wrote..
i have no point. i was just asking questions. i was actually thinking of moving my mail from yahoo mail to google mail. i didnt know how that would work with the steam account (since steam uses the email address for the account name). i guess i should've just been more specific, eh.
If you reinstall, just login to Steam with the account you had before. Even if you did have a hard copy of the cd-key, you wouldn't be able to use it in two separate accounts, so what's the point?
edit: sorry, i didnt mean to hijack the thread. just ignore meComment
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dragocore wrote..
Sign of addiction #35: You have a relative check if there's a steam update while you're at work.
Man, I sure hope CSS comes out today; course I work at 230pm :/ so I guess I'll find out when I get home... *idea* I'll just have my gf check for me.... he he heComment
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Edited by [user="260690"] @ [time="1096919529"]brent4president wrote..
I have some spray paint ... duck tape.... erm nm ...
haha. well i heard that since you dont own a CD then you dont get a "CD Key". so then i was wondering how i keep track of my purchase.pnd wrote..
Ah hell, I've had my girl friend check for HL2 preloads LOL ... *calls shrink*
Sign of addiction #35: You have a relative check if there's a steam update while you're at work.Comment
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there really is not point in ahving a hard copy of cs:s
but there plenty of reason to have a hard copy of hl2, i save all my boxes and i have a stack of all my jewel case games, a nice hl2 one would be nice to add to the collection.
I guess you can say its worhless but i think its cool to have the jewel case.
I have an ati cupon so ill be getting it on steam, but ill buy a boxed version eventuallyComment
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kodt wrote..
I collect game boxes. Ugh, I have a crap load of them. I have some on my computer desks and some folded down in storage boxes, hah. :) but there isn't real big point to it, I guess.
there really is not point in ahving a hard copy of cs:s
but there plenty of reason to have a hard copy of hl2, i save all my boxes and i have a stack of all my jewel case games, a nice hl2 one would be nice to add to the collection.
I guess you can say its worhless but i think its cool to have the jewel case.
I have an ati cupon so ill be getting it on steam, but ill buy a boxed version eventuallyComment
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kodt wrote..
Sorry bud, games don't come in jewel cases anymore
there really is not point in ahving a hard copy of cs:s
but there plenty of reason to have a hard copy of hl2, i save all my boxes and i have a stack of all my jewel case games, a nice hl2 one would be nice to add to the collection.
I guess you can say its worhless but i think its cool to have the jewel case.
I have an ati cupon so ill be getting it on steam, but ill buy a boxed version eventually
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asspennies wrote..
man asspennies came up and was just like "DENIED" you know
Your CD-Kay is tied to your account, which is tied to your login through steam, which in turn is ultimately tied to your email address. As long as you don't lose that, you will be able to recover and reinstall at any point, at any time, for any reason. You could even go to a friend's house without bringing any CDs, install steam, login with your username, and immediately begin downloading and ultimately playing CS:S, HL2, or whatever on that computer.
As long as you are logged in to Steam under an account you registered and either bought HL2 through Steam or entered in a store-bought HL2 cd-key, you have unlimited access to download, download, download at your heart's content.
i try telling my friends this same shit but they go "but i want a cd" yeah and i want tyra banks we can't all get what we want fagComment
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