Or why he thinks he should have some right to back up his files with warning when he bought stolen keys. This jerkoff is nothing but a low life thief who continues to make excuses on why its okay to continue to buy likely stolen game codes.

Can't we just let this thread Die already?

This is comedy gold. wipes away tears of laughter

More seriously, I hope the OP gets the mental health evaluation and treatment they obviously need. Paranoid delusions and gender/sex obsessions are signs of a lot of potential problems.

Some basic education in how laws and courts actually work wouldn't hurt either.
It's hilarious. It's a perfect monument to the distilled essence of entitled, deluded internet gamers.

Although the OP does sound kind of mentally ill, so hopefully someone they know IRL gets them help or at least something better to do than stalk GOG forums and acquire illegal game keys.

Point taken.

Given the current field of candidates, Clinton is actually one of the most reasonable for people to support.

Yes, she's an arrogant, amoral person who skirts the edges of the law and is legitimately bad at making friends and influencing people (as are the rest of the candidates, afaict). But at least she doesn't want to nuke Mexico and has a basic understanding of world history and the American economic system. Plus, actual experience in high-level political jobs!

mexico got nuked wot now?

Just an update.

G2A has now sold me two dead Steam keys.

The seller agreed to refund one.

Customer service is having a laugh fest giving me the run around.

I assume that G2A is a Chinese site outsourcing call centre work to English speakers in other countries.

If so, and I had a large group of people with bias against G2A all fifty or so of me could apply for outsourced
call centre support work from them at the same time uploading bogus keys for people to come crying to my
group over.

Whether you see this as a potential conspiracy theory or just online Chinese merchants just simply doing 'what they do best' - at the end of the day it is just keeping the racist stereotype that the Chinese are all Ferengi well fueled to the unsuspecting casual users.

BTW - at this stage in the game of purchasing digital whether you own an Early Access game that got abandoned, got shafted by a trader, dicked by a key shop, etc, etc

How many of you just simply decided:

"Let the petty c**ts enjoy their victory - they obviously need that little squander of cash more than you do to justify all of the beatings, head flushings, mockery, rejections, scorn and unrequited love that resurfaces and burns in the back of their toughts every now and again."

Good, it's about time GOG clamps down on people stealing games with stolen credit cards then selling them to people. As for "Stopped purchasing anything GOG from that point on.", it sounds like you stopped purchasing anything from GOG.com before that point.

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Lol..Actually that is true. I had stopped buying from here for awhile because the games that meant something were overpriced here.

Other games that are very large in size and have a lot of DLC I rather keep on Steam

I have bought here again recently when Odallus was on sale for $5 but it's only extreme discounts like that which will draw me here from epicbundle.

Same here. Gog cannot compete with steam on pricing level. And I could care less about the DRM fear mongering that goes on in gog forums.

Unless you buy games with credit card fraud, no one is taking away your games on steam. They are yours forever.

Over the years I have stocked my Steam library with not only keys from key shops but also keys from trades & gifts. Whether or not those keys from shops, trades & gifts were legitimate I am not sure but Steam has never pulled any of them and would've informed if they had done so.

I do know that I'm not going to 'GOG Connect' because I really don't think that GOG should have anything to do with my Steam account in any way, shape or form.

Isn't much easier to buy games from GOG.com rather than those unknown (re)-sellers?