A heads up for those who use Amazon Prime

Hopefully soon mate :)

Amazon Prime doesn't give away Steam keys as far as I'm aware. Also plenty of games still require the app. So...

I had meant to say "Uplay" key, not Steam, sorry. That said, as I noted later in, my primary focus was on the EA games specifically being unlikely to not be key-based (with the added intention of noting an overall possibility of getting non-Amazon activations, by noting that Amazon wasn't exclusively sticking to local activations, as they had prior to the Twitch disassociation) rather than trying to indicate anything towards Amazon activations directly [ie, in regards to there being games requiring the app or not].

Rather, never once was I trying to give the impression that games wouldn't require the app, to the point where that conclusion actually seems a bit of an extreme interpretation of what I was saying. Well, I guess my statement of "moved away from" could be interpreted as being more emphatic than I intended, if it was interpreted without the intented correlation to "a lot [= most] will probably be on their own client" and instead was correlated to "any will be on their own client". [Though, given that the current month only has one external activation, such an outlook/intention would be a rather bizarre one.]

[TL;DR:] So, to reiterate my intended initial point: EA games are likely to be origin keys, and it's a crapshoot on if other keys'll be Amazon or external, so there's no way of truly knowing what kind of activations we'll be getting until the promotion goes active.

you also need to give credit card credentials to create an account so it's not that easy to make more than one account (as far as I know)

I can't say I've ever attempted to make a second Amazon account, but I recall the process being described as being fairly easy, with such indications even being made in previous discussions on the matter here on SG. Moreover, the using of different payment information for different accounts is considered a basic practice, even just when making legitimate family accounts for your kids (ie, even if you immediately disassociate your payment information afterward, you still utilize a different payment method to avoid any flagging).

I don't know about outside of the US, but over here it's remarkably easy to get multiple cards to work with. Even those with credit ratings too poor to qualify for standard credit cards can utilize specialized credit cards targetted towards low credit ratings, or can choose to open multiple bank accounts (thus acquiring multiple debit cards). You can potentially even just get additional debit cards by opening different banking accounts (eg, checking, savings) at the same bank. Further, in some cases, prepaid cards can even work for credit card authorization. And that's all before you factor in that some sites also allow alternative payment methods like Paypal (as is the case with Humble, for example).

In other words, there's always a way, and it's always something that can be done relatively easy, and can sometimes be done within a single afternoon, and can typically be done without any long term downsides. In fact, several banks give you cash bonuses for opening accounts with them (typically with the requirement that you keep your account open and above a certain balance for a certain period of time following), so you can potentially even double up on the benefits for your efforts.

Yeah. I've been using Prime for almost 4 years now. I find it quite convenient since I watch Prime movies, I deliver my stuff with Prime, I give free subs to Twitch users that I want to support and like and I get free games. It's a good package I am not going to lie.

I'm not looking for free keys my dude, I'm saying that Prime doesn't give out steam games and I refuse to use other services than steam, so in this regard Prime is useless to me!

Think that's against the rules but hey just so you know. It wasn't provided as a key it was linked to your ubisoft account.

As far as i'm aware you also get unlimited storage in amazon drive (it might have been only for photos though)