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Post edited June 04, 2025 by MarkoH01
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ELFswe: I found these two threads...
https://www.gog.com/forum/steel_division_2/cd_key_invalid
https://www.gog.com/forum/steel_division_2/unable_to_add_game_key_to_create_new_eugen_account_for_steel_division

1. Seems like one may have to wait a bit before trying to create an eugen account.

2. Also, when you copy and paste the cd-key. Try pasting it with ctrl+shift+v.
Using shift should remove any styling characters and should only paste the pure text.

3. Last but not least. You can easily remove the unnecessary account you created wich don't contain the game.
But make sure you delete the correct account, so you don't delete the account with the game.
https://www.gog.com/en/account/settings/delete_account
I Just tried I have waited about 2 weeks to create this account now. Today I read that link and tried to Typed the Key in and it is still the wrong key. I even went back tried lower caps. "Same message, Invalid Key".
I have never created an Account with Eugen but with galaxy and Gog.

My game works but not in multiplayer. That is fine with me I am to old to keep up with those younger guys. Games help us to keep our minds and our reflexes sharper. lol
I've been playing video games ever developed for pc. I yam that old. One on one isn't easy against youngsters.

Thanks for your help y'all
Post edited June 04, 2025 by Vurric
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ELFswe: If you managed to activate the game on your account you made first and than tried to activate the game on your second account, it obviously won't work as the key allready have been used. If this is the case, then you have to log in with the game you activated the key with.

And like it was said earlier. Buying from G2A can be a hit and miss as it's a greymarket.
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Vurric: G2a has never disappointed me. I signed up to Gog.com
I signed up to galaxy

Then the Game wanted me to sign up for multiplayer games i suppose; My key don't work there and obviously support here is a major fail with no proper communication with Gog. With regrets.

Fuk Gog and Magog.
never again Gog
After even reading your first post, this pattern of you blaming others is quite irrational.

You've been using secondary, tertiary accounts to use the game you got, while quite literally following advertising/launch initiations as if they were instructions. They mean it's for *new users* to sign up merely to use it. What it really means is that you generally need a GOG account and logically that since you already had one once you redeeemed your key, you only need the account you used it for. If you didn't already have one, then it means you'd need to get one. It's not requiring you to use 2 or more accounts. You're misunderstanding, and mischaracterizing, how things work.

Obviously, the game you got has the kind of well-built DRM that prevents other users from playing the game since they do not own it. This is not unusual. GOG, the game, and even the reseller isn't to blame here. I would not blame GOG support, or any other company to run away from such ridiculousness.
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Vurric: G2a has never disappointed me. I signed up to Gog.com
I signed up to galaxy

Then the Game wanted me to sign up for multiplayer games i suppose; My key don't work there and obviously support here is a major fail with no proper communication with Gog. With regrets.

Fuk Gog and Magog.
never again Gog
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TurdFerguson87: After even reading your first post, this pattern of you blaming others is quite irrational.

You've been using secondary, tertiary accounts to use the game you got, while quite literally following advertising/launch initiations as if they were instructions. They mean it's for *new users* to sign up merely to use it. What it really means is that you generally need a GOG account and logically that since you already had one once you redeeemed your key, you only need the account you used it for. If you didn't already have one, then it means you'd need to get one. It's not requiring you to use 2 or more accounts. You're misunderstanding, and mischaracterizing, how things work.

Obviously, the game you got has the kind of well-built DRM that prevents other users from playing the game since they do not own it. This is not unusual. GOG, the game, and even the reseller isn't to blame here. I would not blame GOG support, or any other company to run away from such ridiculousness.
You were speaking confusion right there and ridicules
. I did asked to sing in to Gog, .then to Galaxy only to find out that the game needed a sign in also. None of this was explained to me in Gog. You should run away from trying to help people here since you were absolutely no help. thanks for nuttin..
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TurdFerguson87: After even reading your first post, this pattern of you blaming others is quite irrational.

You've been using secondary, tertiary accounts to use the game you got, while quite literally following advertising/launch initiations as if they were instructions. They mean it's for *new users* to sign up merely to use it. What it really means is that you generally need a GOG account and logically that since you already had one once you redeeemed your key, you only need the account you used it for. If you didn't already have one, then it means you'd need to get one. It's not requiring you to use 2 or more accounts. You're misunderstanding, and mischaracterizing, how things work.

Obviously, the game you got has the kind of well-built DRM that prevents other users from playing the game since they do not own it. This is not unusual. GOG, the game, and even the reseller isn't to blame here. I would not blame GOG support, or any other company to run away from such ridiculousness.
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Vurric: You were speaking confusion right there and ridicules
. I did asked to sing in to Gog, .then to Galaxy only to find out that the game needed a sign in also. None of this was explained to me in Gog. You should run away from trying to help people here since you were absolutely no help. thanks for nuttin..
I was very clear to you. You're ignorant. You only need to sign in once, with one account. That's it.

You keep talking that you're so confused that you created 3 different accounts and you suddenly wondered why you can't even play a game. The problem lies with you, not GOG or anyone else. Your reply to me is a sign that you're not taking accountability for your own errors.
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Vurric: You were speaking confusion right there and ridicules
. I did asked to sing in to Gog, .then to Galaxy only to find out that the game needed a sign in also. None of this was explained to me in Gog. You should run away from trying to help people here since you were absolutely no help. thanks for nuttin..
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TurdFerguson87: I was very clear to you. You're ignorant. You only need to sign in once, with one account. That's it.

You keep talking that you're so confused that you created 3 different accounts and you suddenly wondered why you can't even play a game. The problem lies with you, not GOG or anyone else. Your reply to me is a sign that you're not taking accountability for your own errors.
No you're ignorant .This issue was resolved. Moron
Your stupidity was not needed here
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Vurric: No you're ignorant .This issue was resolved. Moron
Your stupidity was not needed here
You're not comprehending the issue.

Let's look again:
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Vurric: So after a long install to Galaxy. I went to play the game and it tells me to make an account for the game. why 3 accounts to play one game?
I'm ciriticizing your actions for what you did. That was on you. Throw your attitude out the door.

This is not to do with what people in the thread told you. Also, BTW, it's clearly explained on the game's own store page. You set yourself up for ignoring that. That is a completely different issue and was only something specific to the game (not GOG) involving a non-GOG account.

For matters of GOG that you conflated in getting there, this was not the cause of your problem.

You've overcomplicated the situation to try to blame GOG for something that is so out of the standard, that you should be taking accountability for the absurd behavior you committed to performing. You not only should be apologizing for that, you should be apologizing to me for what you've just said to me, in the face of how ridiculous you were when you put yourself in this unnecessary predicament.