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I wonder if people will just create a different account for every game and just sell the account :D. And I don't see PC games being any different than console
by close04 8y ago
I wonder if people will just create a different account for every game and just sell the account :D.
And I don't see PC games being any different than console ones. Most games still have physical copies that can be resold, or am I missing what you meant? Physical copies still have plenty of life in them with games ballooning to triple digit GBs and most of the world being stuck on slow internet.
- Macha 8y agoMany PC physical games have been Steam keys in a box for a long time. Sometimes they come with a disk with the Steam installer for the release version but it has DRM to prevent running it without activation on a specific account, so it only really saves on download time for a couple of months until patches are as large as just downloading the game anew. In recent years, there's a been few more cases of Origin/uplay/etc. keys in the box instead, but the same limitation applies.