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Originally Posted by Motoki There's a Deep Silver rep on the Steam Community forum and he said the community patch works just fine and even posted a link to it there. http://steamcommunity.com/app/225640...1710563752357/

Thanks for pointing this out. I've been in the mood lately for a game like this, and all this talk about Sacred 2 Gold is making me want to play it. I played the original (without expansion) on the Xbox 360 and thought it was pretty good, so I grabbed it during the sale.

Gonna install it and the community patch and see how well it's held up.

EDIT:

I'm working on standardizing the Greenlight interface. What do you guys think?

Originally Posted by Motoki There's a Deep Silver rep on the Steam Community forum and he said the community patch works just fine and even posted a link to it there. http://steamcommunity.com/app/225640...1710563752357/

Awesome!
Good to hear.

Guys, is there a way to reprint the receipt from steam? Or the "Licenses and subscriptions" found here are valid like a proof of purchase?

Originally Posted by Stonekeep Guys, is there a way to reprint the receipt from steam? Or the "Licenses and subscriptions" found here are valid like a proof of purchase?

After a purchase, they email you a receipt.

Originally Posted by dfg After a purchase, they email you a receipt.

Only with games bought off the store, I usually buy from GMG and Amazon...

Originally Posted by Stonekeep Only with games bought off the store, I usually buy from GMG and Amazon...

Are you asking for a receipt from a retailer you didn't make the purchase from?

Originally Posted by Genocidal Are you asking for a receipt from a retailer you didn't make the purchase from?

Nope, how does that even work?

edit. I was talking about this kind of receipt:



and I was wondering if this should be enough as a proof receipt:

I don't have the print for New Vegas for example.

Eh, to be honest those are pretty worthless to keep track of -- the only major concern is you have some way of proving your Steam account is, in fact, yours should you lose access to it (can be done through a credit card number or physical retail serial key).

Keep in mind -- barring European Union protection laws -- Steam can revoke your games at any time for virtually any reason.

Originally Posted by Stonekeep and I was wondering if this should be enough as a proof receipt:

Proof to whom and of what? I'm not sure what it is you're hoping to establish.

Originally Posted by Mooby Eh, to be honest those are pretty worthless to keep track of -- the only major concern is you have some way of proving your Steam account is, in fact, yours should you lose access to it (can be done through a credit card number or physical retail serial key). Keep in mind -- barring European Union protection laws -- Steam can revoke your games at any time for virtually any reason.

That's useless then, thanks.

Originally Posted by DPsycho Proof to whom and of what? I'm not sure what it is you're hoping to establish.

I've heard about a guy who lost access to a game and steam asked for a proof of purchase, so I was a little worried.

Most of the people who lose access to individual games bought from shady retailers and/or third parties who were probably selling pirated/fabricated keys. So long as you're making the purchase yourself from legitimate retailers like Amazon or Green Man Gaming and there's a proof of that purchase on those respective accounts you'll be fine. I've yet to see an instance where someone was 'unjustly' stripped of their game(s). They might not have been aware of the illicit nature of the key(s) but you're always taking a risk buying something from a random person on the internet (as opposed to a legitimate website).

That's a relief, thanks.

So I just played 3 "bot" matches in DOTA 2 with Skeleton King, it really is a fun game.

Interesting. I just received an email from Steam with a verification code to access my account from a new computer. The interesting part is that I didn't initiate it.

Originally Posted by Neuro5i5 Interesting. I just received an email from Steam with a verification code to access my account from a new computer. The interesting part is that I didn't initiate it.

Isn't that generated when the password is correct?

Originally Posted by dfg Isn't that generated when the password is correct?

Yeah, kinda scary.

That can also pop if you sign in to Steam through a browser, even on the same machine.

Still, if you didn't initiate it you may wanna scrap that password. Especially if you use the same password for the email account tied to that Steam account.

So apparently my Enhanced Steam plugin is all the rage at SteamCN.com

http://steamcn.com/t72706-1-2

Mind = blown

Originally Posted by jshackles So apparently my Enhanced Steam plugin is all the rage at SteamCN.com http://steamcn.com/t72706-1-2 Mind = blown

You're a Chinese celebrity!!!

Originally Posted by BigSpoonyBard You're a Chinese celebrity!!!

Who knew? I found their site by looking at the Google Analytics for my website. The cool thing is that I almost have 1000 installs of the plugin! Thanks everyone!