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On the note of keys, 3rd party key sites are a gamble you may end up buying from a credit frauder and valve/bamco have the right to revoke your key in that scenario.
This is largely no longer true - it absolutely used to be true though.
Nowadays they just get keys by other legit/semi-legit means. I've bought hundreds of keys over the years now, saved thousands of dollars, and had maybe 2 bum keys - in both cases, i was refunded within 24 hours. The main couple of big shops at least are legit now.
Source: https://steamdb.info/app/678960/
look at 10 year old call of duties still selling for 60 euros
On the opposite end, there are 2 companies that does the opposite. They increase the game's price outside of US region when steam updated their regional pricing guide. Activision and Koei Tecmo. I remember there are more but I can't recall at the top of my head right now.
Its just silly when they want more than 10 bucks for like a 20 year old game
I end up playing the game on PS4, I want to buy the game for PC but with that DRM is a no-go.
Well jokes aside, the game because how old it is, not worth the full price. But its still worth it if you get this at 50% off