If you can't resell your game, then you shouldn't invest in that kind of product in the first place.
>>745976301How aboit you make a steam account for every game you buy and then sell the account?
AAAAAAAHHHHHH NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO MY THE CREW COPY THEY TURNED OFF MY DISC NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO THE CREW THE CREW THE CREW!!!!!
>>745976403>...and on that shelf I'm keeping my collection of steam accounts
>>745976591Yes and put every steam account plus windows copy on a hdd.
>>745976301do you measure everything in life based on its monetary value? are you literally Jewish?personally I just pirate everything and keep copies in an external HDD to lend to friends
>>745976301I game because its experiences. Much like seeing a movie at the theatre, eating a fine meal at a restaurant, or going to a theme park for a day.Would I happy pay for those? Of course! Am I expect a refund from my investing? No way! I will not return my life experience and I will not sell it off to some scumbag.I buy digital because it's closest to reality. My game disc is 1 and 0, so is my game file. In fact, a game file cannot get break, where as a disc can be scratched.Perhaps if your main attention with buying a game is to become a scalper and sell it off as used up goods, then you should not be gaming and instead head to a local University and enroll there so you can find a better carer.
>>745977314>In fact, a game file cannot get breakyou must be very young
>>745977395files do not break. its software. a hard drive or SSD drive can break but the file itself is in fact.
>>745976301I don't "invest" in that kind of product. I buy it to enjoy it.I still have all the games I bought on discs too, because I bought them to play them, and even selling the ones I don't want to play anymore isn't worth the time and effort because they aren't pristine in-box collector's items and I'm not broke enough to spend time selling junk for pennies.
