It's the devs that invalidated the keys, and it's the devs that gave Fanatical the keys. What possible reason could they have for invalidating the keys now? Plenty of times devs have invalidated keys accidentally. They do it in batches, and some innocent people get caught up in it. It's not like they had to invalidate them, they chose to. This is 100% on the devs.
Those GAs were before I started listing who got which key on my end to avoid duplicate requests as my GAs got really bigI got my key, from one of your giveaways here
@WhatNitrous and it is still there in the library (Last time I checked today), and not installed on Pc.
On Steam, the date is 18 Jan, 2023.
Some of us did
I agree here...but its an issue Fanatical should be involved in resolving with steam since they have proof the keys were put on the market as retail.
Yes, refunds are an option I'd be leaning towards. Then they could get the devs to compensate them. At least as a goodwill gesture. I have no idea what the terms of service are, you have to weigh the amount of money, versus potential loss of trust and business in future.
My issue here is the amount of keys purchased, I was doing massive GAs and thats one of the games I bought alot of at the time...my one copy isn't an issue...but when we start talking $20-$30 in invalid keys bought alongside more bundles probably in the range of $100 in purchases that had a key revoked a year later...if anything i'll have an issue with fanatical first and foremost, the dev i'd blacklist out of principal alone if they don't come to some form of resolution. Its just unacceptable from either end.
I stand corrected
It would probably say something along the lines of factors outside their control, like servers shutting down, or in this case, keys revoked by a third party.
Yes, they are the retailer. That would be your first point of contact. That's why I suggested refunds for those affected. They can only get replacement keys if the devs agree to give them. Refunding money is always possible.
Once again proves the fickle and uncertain nature of digital products instead of physicsl copies Unfortunately its the way of the world now and stricter rules for companies need to be put in place. Literally the exact opposite of Ubisofts stupid statement
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Wow congrats bro and big respect for your power! Happy life to baby and good health to mother!
wtf dude...thats great.
I liked Valfaris. Fast paced, heavy metal Contra style! The save system has an interesting risk rewards tradeoff. The more save points you skip, the more powerful your weapons become. Controls are smooth and responsive. Some parts are a little weird. For example, the game throws a lot of cool looking weapons at you but most of them are functionally identical so there's no real reason to switch or try to unlock all of them except for the coolness factor. Also, there's a huge difficulty spike at the end. The final boss took me 20 tries
Really? WTF? Can you send them my way?Really?
I got 20 lousy ARP.
If I could, I would have been taking donations myself until yeaterdayReally? WTF? Can you send them my way?
i'm actually going to start saving for a fold up sim-racing seat if they have one next.Someone just came in asking about how much could be applied and tested it. Its severely different in some areas so be sure to check your region specifics (I forget where your located off the top of my head)
it would still likely be a better card if you can deal with the color...or color it becomes lmao.
Can't since yesterday.
