Just received email from Kinguin that the Witcher 3 key is no longer a Steam key but a GOG.com key . They did at least offer a full refund if you don't like this , and i was going to until i realised i only paid 25EUR for it, so i guess GOG it is ;-)
Just got Witcher 3 for R400 off TakeAlot using their vouchercloud vouchers. I do believe that's the cheapest yet unless you're buying Russian keys.
Well 25euros is just over R300?Originally Posted by Graal
I would rather sacrifice the extra 100-200 bucks and buy from a reputable retailer/service.
If you can get it for 25Euro anywhere, though. Most places seem to be out of stock at those low prices.
I was going to buy a Steam key off someone, but R400 is one I couldn't just pass up. Having the physical disks and being able to install it instead of waiting for a slow download/preload is much nicer.
I feel the same way. It sucks that we won't be getting any of the pre-order bonuses though. A lot of other places got packages like these for pre-ordering:
I emailed Megarom as well, and they confirmed that SA wont' be getting any of that.
Last edited by The_Imp_ZA; 26-04-2015 at 10:53 PM.
Just like to point out that the reselling of second hand software has been ruled as legal in Europe.
http://www.bit-tech.net/news/gaming/...distribution/1
It's like reselling your old TV or computer. It's BS that people can't resell their keys and that it's considered a "shady" practice. It's as shady as Ebay, Gumtree, BidOrBuy or your local garage sale where non-counterfeit goods are sold.
If the European Court of Justice says that reselling of digital goods is legal, why do you say services which do this are not reputable?
I can understand some companies cancelling these keys - in breach of this court's ruling and so likely liable to be sued in the European Union - if some lawyers with money go after them - but surely the European Court of Justice is >>>> than Ubisoft, EA, Sony etc.
Good game, well played.
Kthanksbye
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