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That said, isn't this available now?
http://store.steampowered.com/sharing/
How in the blazing ***** does that even moderately make sense?
Welcome to the mordern world of data copywright protection. You don't own the game you bought. You just payed for the privledge of using it. It's why you have to agree to a liscense agreement now. I mean, you can blame the companies, but pirates do their fair share to make these policies seem necessary. It annoys me, to, and makes me feel that my rights as a consumer have been infringed, but it's not like this is changing any time soon.
So why was I required to add another keycode?
Speedfreak: I understand how STEAM works. And I understand it's a third-party program thats telling me I am not allowed to give my game, a legitimite, single-player, OFFLINE game no less, to someone else. because internet access is a MUST to install. Screw everything about that logic. "anti piracy measurements" is probably the given reason, well it didn't really help did it? Since you can STILL download an illegal version. All it does is bother people who got the game legitimitely, and if this is the way games are going to be handled then I might as well send my money to the developers directly, and download a pirated copy that I can download without all the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ around it.
Again - welcome to the modern world - it sucks but that's how it is. If you wanna trade used games - go play console ... oh wait? Didn't they jump on the bandwagon too?
Probably because it's another retail copy? Anyway, that key still only got you the DLC. Would be nice if they cleared your old key when buying the LE, but then they'd have to do the same thing for people who buy it directly on Steam.
its not a family member. Its a good friend of mine.
This would be awesome, and apparantly far too logical to implement.
I clearly DO understand that Skyrim is Skyrim, and not Steam, and that apparantly steam is forced upon anyone who wants to install and play Skyrim, despite it -not- being stated or mentioned ANYWHERE on the actual box of either the original OR the Legendary edition. Which brings me to the problem I have with this entire situation: the hell is steam ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ about when it's not a part of a game I bought? The previous comment of "would be nice if they cleared it upon buying the LE edition" would have saved much frustration while still being an effective anti-piracy method.
Achievement unlocked: Sarcasm level 1.
My initial question has been answered; there's no way to do this due to steam simply limiting this. I guess my friend will just have to download the game illegally, DESPITE owning a legitimite copy. because apparantly thats the way the system works now. Good job Steam.
But Skyrim is a Steamworks game and am pretty sure it states this requirement on the box. Your friend does not own a legit copy simply because you gave it to him. The key for that copy was used - by you - and thus is tied to your steam for good.
If you hadn't unlocked the LE version - you could have given it to him and gotten him to cover the cost of you picking up the DLC here - but otherwise you are SOL.
No need for the hostility - several people have pointed out you're missing the point with how steamworks applies to unlocking games and you've just been kinda rude to folks who are just trying to explain the situation to you.