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This is lame.
Yet there is more and more companies that limit installations via damaging tools like denuvo and such. As for valve its the most backwards company that could handle a platform like this. I mean they are the only company that puts on mods you can pay for without determing if and what rights someone has on them. They also had no quality control for that first failed attempt.
Not to mention that instead of at least hiring some people for each franchise they have that is multiplayer focused they work on what they want. Not that this idea isnt a joke either because the moment that goes against Gabes or anyone at valve who has a say they are fired. They once seemed like a great company but im glad i still have game boxes and use gog now. With the amount of features made worse or taken out i dont see why i should pay anything.
Key sellers would still work. So if you buy it outside steam you can write that one down or save it. That way there is no limit who can get the game or when.
The answer is that you can cancel the gift at any time before it is delivered/claimed and you'll be refunded. Gifts still go into your inventory and can be managed from there. You can also reschedule the gift. The only thing you can't do is reassign the gift to another user.
I agree that it's an annoying change for people who genuinely just like to buy games to gift to actual friends later. I'd like to be able to buy gifts without having to be Steam friends already for example. I don't, as a habit, learn that people like to play games and immediately ask them their Steam ID.
Likewise. I used to buy extra copies of coop games in case I wanted to invite a new friend to join me at a later time. I also have gifts in my inventory that I'm saving for my kids when they get older. And it's pretty clear I'm not the only one using the gifting system in this way. It's sad how many people assume there can be only one reason to store gifts.
Unfortunately, this change was probably based on some executive's unresearched personal opinion, and those kind of policies are notoriosly hard to get rid of. More than one company has gone bankrupt because an executive wouldn't admit to being wrong. I certainly hope Valve will reconsider this and do some research, but I'm not overly hopeful.
I guess Secret Santa isn't gonna be so secret this year :/
2nd this x10
Valve says they did this because of cheaters, but those cheaters are only cheating on a small subset of steam games, they should of just restricted inventory gifts for that particular subset of games or at most, multiplayer games or just VAC protected games.
Hopefully g2a or gog have some more customer friendly options.
Is steam and valve finally done being nice with its customers?
That's automated, but the dozens of identical scam-spam that gets sent to groups - not dealt with automatically, it's infuriating. /sorry, off-topic
It's not hard to work out, he buys game now (whilst at a big discount), informs of gift on xmas day and says you'll need a steam account - on xmas day.
The alternative is to either not buy the game now, or give away the fact that they're getting a game for xmas.
I'm not seeing any difference. He's still in the same boat. Either way he has to make the other person make a Steam account before they can get their gift. And the Winter Sale doesn't even end until January 4, so we're talking about a period of more than a week to get the account made and send the gift.
I don't see any reason why he can't proceed exactly as he originally planned. Just tell them what you got them for Christmas on Christmas, and then gift it to them after they make the account. There is nothing stopping anyone from doing this. Don't stress about it, you're fine. The only thing you have to do different is buy the Gift after you tell them about it, not before. And really you don't even have to mention you haven't bought it yet. Just tell them that you got them this game to play but they need to make a Steam account before you can send it. Tell them they have to make it within the next week, and you'll help them with that after Christmas if they want. Then once they make the account, you can send them the gift. Easy. :)