- Buys second hand games
- Blames everything and everyone but himself for being a cheapass
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hahahah my god I was hoping this was a troll but no
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You buy a game from VALVE and you expect it not to ask you to activate it on Steam? Stupidity level? -IT'S OVER 9000.
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Oh god. I remember that, and I specifically remember not being able to play a few of my games because of it. Almost makes you realize that developers/publishers really weren't any nicer back then... the technology just wasn't available for any kind of centralized large-scale DRM solution.
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Same, an old racing game, it was something along the lines of like a mario kart but for windows 3.1/dos, played in first person view, thankfully it had multiple choice for getting into the game.
Leisuresuit Larry made it a pain too, I played one at like 20 and took like 20 minutes to get into it.
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Used Steam game.
Used...
Usually, "used" means, like, you know... Already used...
When buying second hand, ALWAYS buy DRM free. If you want a Steam key, trade for it, or buy it.
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I just bought a copy of Half-Life 2 the other day from a Flea Market, and when I get home, I start installing it. After it's done installing, I find out I need the activation key, and because I bought it secondhand, SUPRISE! It doesn't come with it. Why can't Steam just let me play a game that is not only already installed on my computer, but also let me play games that I borrowed or is secondhand? IT'S SO ANNYOING!
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