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If you purchased on Steam, the client gets automatically added to your library and you get EA access on your Steam account (Your Steam account is your PoE account).
If you sign into the PoE site and see a 2nd Steam key, it's useless. The Epic client is not the standalone, that's if you want to play using Epic instead of Steam for some reason.
The standalone is downloaded from their site, and you don't need a key to get it. You just need EA access. The standalone also isn't releasing early, it just allows pre-load so you can download before it releases.
The keys are claimable during early access, this means you can use them up to 6-12 months from Dec. 6th. When the full version launches you'll lose your early access.
If you buy on the PoE site, you claim a key to activate it on Steam.
If you bought on Steam, you don't have any key to claim. But the PoE site will give you another Steam key that only activates the Steam client, and does not give access to the game.
if you have a 2nd actual EA key to give away, it will also be on the site.
There is a difference between an EA key and a Steam client key.
Login on website using Steam sign-in and use the launcher.
Didnt know that either- thanks!
Thats where I got confused (again), there is no playing the game thursday, just downloading if I read it right.
back then i had epic games installed on a HDD, not an SSD. so everytime i launche epic games, even without playing any game from that store, my HDD used to go crzay, as in, it was opperating and spinning like they did back then when a virus scan was initiated.
when i closed epic games via taskmanager, it would stop doing that within 3-5 seconds.
so my thought back then was: why the hell are they scanning my hard drive?
that was my main reason why i uninstalled that store software.
oh and keep in mind, back then there was also a lot of talk about that store doing shady stuff to your data.... i think all of you kind of know what i mean no?
this could now have been changed, but i just dont trust that launcher anymore :/