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[CTPAX001RUS]

Microsoft Store
Minecraft Dungeons Flames of the Nether DLC - F3THD-YY36J-DW4D9-CYY7W-PQJ6Z

 

[CTPAX001RUS]

Crazy Machines 2: Pirates (DLC)
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Crankies Workshop: Grizzbot Assembly
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*=5
%=Electonic Arts

 

[LuckyStrike1305]

Yeah, this is correct, sorry.

This is message from Steam:

You are asking us to permanently remove Crusader Kings II from your account .... Other games purchased in the same package (Crusader Kings II) may also be removed.

Please carefully review the list of products you will no longer own below.

Note: Games will not be automatically uninstalled nor will achievements and playtime be removed from your profile. You should uninstall before removing, or you will need to manually remove local content later. In addition, should you repurchase this game in the future, you will not receive a different CD key.
If you proceed, your account ... will no longer own the following products:
Crusader Kings II
Crusader Kings II: African Portraits
Crusader Kings II: South Indian Portraits 5 Year Anniversary Gift

That's interesting.. Upon refunding a game you get to "keep" the free dlc. I was expecting something similar here.. Huh

Thanks!

Crankies Workshop: Grizzbot Assembly
g*WV*-*362q-%%9Fy
*=5
%=Electonic Arts

Worked. Thank you!

 

[LuckyStrike1305]

so...it wasn't meant to be the way it's given away?

It was meant as a keydrop to the owners of it on itch.io
Obviously it got found and shown everywhere

My "problem" with it (apart from the devs wishes) is that, even thought it's a good game, almost NOBODY cared to even claim it when it was free on itch.io buuuut the second the saw a steam key, nobody batted an eye..

 

[DanteFromHell89]

It was meant as a keydrop to the owners of it on itch.io
Obviously it got found and shown everywhere

what the point of giving it to someone who's already own it alas on other platform?
sounds not very thoughtful...

My "problem" with it (apart from the devs wishes) is that, even thought it's a good game, almost NOBODY cared to even claim it when it was free on itch.io buuuut the second the saw a steam key, nobody batted an eye..

maybe it's connected with the fact that steam keys can be used on other platforms as a fuel for giveaways or trades?
also Steam has far more ppl in itself then itch.io will ever have, just a fact - in other words everyone have a steam account, but not so many ppl even heard about itch.io, so all of it's logical.

 

[Bum8ara5h]

if you have not sent to

or

may I be greedy and have Magicka: Grimnir's Laboratory on Steam?

Sorry! sent to Elloco, i was late with reply. no time here, really

 

[Bum8ara5h]

He won't let me, since I'm ignored by him

Yeah! and for a good reason, so dont bring
it up.

 

[TurdSplat]

what the point of giving it to someone who's already own it alas on other platform?
sounds not very thoughtful...

If the service (itch.io) dies, you lose the game. Steam is far less likely to kick the bucket.
Example (read the spoiler)

Also:
I'd like to thank these people for doing Giveaways:
Bumbarash84
valeyvonne
Pygmy Goat
pos

 

[klingki]

I have recent Feuda wins to give away:

Star Wolves 3
Ghost Master

Reply if you want one. I'll send the keys later when I get home from work.

 

[drizirous]

I have recent Feuda wins to give away:

Star Wolves 3
Ghost Master

Reply if you want one. I'll send the keys later when I get home from work.

May i have ghost master please?
Edit: Key activated thank you!

 

[Estrosh]

I have recent Feuda wins to give away:

Star Wolves 3
Ghost Master

Reply if you want one. I'll send the keys later when I get home from work.

May i get star wolves?

 

[Curtainferno]

I shoot chickens, nothing more lol.

I'm not convinced there's never been any choking involved.

Spoiler

Sorry not sorry!

Spoiler

Okay, maybe I really am sorry!

If the service (itch.io) dies, you lose the game.

Only if you haven't already downloaded it first. (Or if you lose your backups.)
Whereas with Steam, it varies by game, but in many cases it'll be difficult to play games after Steam's eventual demise, even if you have already downloaded the game.

 

[DanteFromHell89]

Yeah! and for a good reason, so dont bring
it up.

wadda you talking about, mate?
if you had something to say than spill it out and don't be so mysterious.

EDIT: I mean...he ignored me too and I can't think about any reason for this that wouldn't be arrogance.

 

[DanteFromHell89]

If the service (itch.io) dies, you lose the game. Steam is far less likely to kick the bucket.
Example (read the spoiler)

oh, okay, makes sense)

 

[LuckyStrike1305]

what the point of giving it to someone who's already own it alas on other platform?
sounds not very thoughtful...

It is. But this isn't the place for a discussion Regardless.. Yes or no, that's why they were given away.

maybe it's connected with the fact that steam keys can be used on other platforms as a fuel for giveaways or trades?
also Steam has far more ppl in itself then itch.io will ever have, just a fact - in other words everyone have a steam account, but not so many ppl even heard about itch.io, so all of it's logical.

And utterly irrelevant.. It simply doesn't matter
And no. If you read other forums, discord, reddit, etc you'll see that they simply don't want them. Not that they don't know them.

My problem wasn't that you and the rest redeemed them but that they were distributed outside of the dev's wishes and intentions. I don't expect a public list to live because of "morals" and it makes little sense. Better than a secondary acc claiming them..
But I'm annoyed that nobody cared up until they saw a steam key.. "gamers"

 

[klingki]

May i have ghost master please?

May i get star wolves?

Both sent!

 

[LuckyStrike1305]

If the service (itch.io) dies, you lose the game. Steam is far less likely to kick the bucket.
Example (read the spoiler)

One of the reasons yeah.. Although you can dl the drm file and store in a drive. Nothing lives forever xD

 

[LuckyStrike1305]

Only if you haven't already downloaded it first. (Or if you lose your backups.)
Whereas with Steam, it varies by game, but in many cases it'll be difficult to play games after Steam's eventual demise, even if you have already downloaded the game.

That's not just it. Most will never update the files. The more years go by and new systems get developed (windows etc) the less likely is that we'll be able to play them. Like it's a hassle to play a 1998 game from a floppy disk xD