Steam is still requesting AC IV CD Keys !!?

He always posts like that.

Mind my language? I haven't insulted OP, and I am well aware of the fact that not everyones mother language is English, mine is Russian for example.

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XD...this Trucker guy is such an a$$hole! English is not even the most spoken language globally, but noooooo......everyone has to speak immaculate english!

I was honestly trying to understand what OP was saying, you are honestly being rude to me now :(

I ment my post honestly, I can't understand what OP is trying to say and I don't recall insulting OP or telling him to learn English properly. I ain't a native English speaker neither, am I not allowed to express myself the way I want, especially if I never intended to insult anyone?

Well, Trucker says his mother language is Russian, and the Russian culture tends to be rather more direct than most others, and that is often mistaken for rudeness.

(in summary: no. Your english was fine and readable)

it does if it gets in the way of understanding. (personally if unsure of myself or using a translator I'd include in the post a copy in the native language to try and ensure meanings get across instead of just saying english is rough)

although in this case it was more confusion over a little known problem than actual language barrier. the english was good enough, don't worry

the issue was just that some people don't know the cd key has to be requested and can run out while they continue to sell steam keys regardless of stock. they think if you have a steamkey you've already got a cd key for it so thought that wasn't what you meant to say (one would assume steam wouldn't sell keys for products they do not currently have without warning but apparently they do)

It's fine, I simply haven't heard of the issue before and therefore was very confused.

Apologies for unintended rudeness!

which is a point of confusion for those who haven't heard of that sort of issue before, and given the op's post they think a translation failed(in which case[translation fail] somebody must ask for a rewrite for the op's own good.)

Generally those types of questions in perfect english get replies of "but you have a key, enter it in your library. click games up top and then activate product on steam" or "try right clicking on game in your steam library and see there is view cdkey option." because people don't know this problem exists.
combine relative obscurity with the op's statement that his english is rough and "i have no idea what you're trying to say" happens

was maybe a little blunt, but with the way profanity gets tossed around anyway these days...its rather meh if it was intended to give offense so I don't think it was

by which he means that steam ran out of the cd keys, so when you click there it says only "Requesting key" (until the shipment of keys arrives at steam hq so they can be distributed by carrier pigeon. which takes a very long time because hawks get half the birds, he came here because steam support is a rock with googly eyes glued to it.)

yep, that's correct

if you don't get it, ok then.. ;_;

have you tried just to enter your key again on your desktop????
you can find the key on details in your library on the right side it says cd key.

There was less keys than copies sold? So bad planning from publisher.

When the publisher only gives you so many of them and then you sell out. They generate the keys, not Valve, so they need to wait for more.

i think it's not about the run out of CD Keys but it's about why steam still requesting the key that i already got one instead of let me playing the game?