I bought Saints Row 3 from Impulse when they had it on sale and it was a PITA to just to get the Steam key sent to me. I won't be buying from them again. Crap service.
Did they fix it for you? If so, I'd say they're already a step ahead of most other services.
Yeah eventually, but it took a good 2 or 3 days. To not include the key in the original receipt email is retarded, IMO, and there is no way of retrieving it on their site which is also retarded. It's certainly not the end of the world but with services like Amazon and green man gaming, where you get your keys right away in an email and they also show up in your billing area on the website, there's no reason for me to want to deal with the hassle of Impulse ever again. They really need to get their shit together if they want to compete, but I guess that's just gamestop for you.. I've never felt like those guys give a shit about much of anything besides making a profit. They're the EA or Activision of the digital download world.
No, it's not, it's the answer to your question.That's irrelevant to my question.
No, it isn't, and if you think it is, you're clearly ignorant here.No, it's not, it's the answer to your question.
No, it isn't, and if you think it is, you're clearly ignorant here.
It's amazing how much you consistently remind me of a 15 year old.
That's irrelevant to my question.
No, it isn't, and if you think it is, you're clearly ignorant here.
Google Assassin's Creed: Revelations DRM and you'll see why that's not an answer.Google Ubisoft DRM and you'll get your answer.
That's irrelevant to my question.
And all of this is, as I said, completely irrelevant to Assassin's Creed: Revelations. It doesn't have activation limits like Anno 2070. It doesn't have always online DRM like AC2 had. It doesn't even have online-when-you-first-run-the-game that AC:B had. The DRM in Assassin's Creed: Revelations is about as inoffensive as you can be without going completely DRM free. The DRM situation with Assassin's Creed has continually gotten better.Recent Ubisoft games have had a sort of DRM that requires you to be online at all times, and will literally kick you out of the game if you suffer a loss in connection. I don't know if they still do this, but I don't want to waste the time finding out. I just avoid Ubisoft games and will probably forever. I know that I can't trust what I buy from them to actually work, and I also cannot trust that they won't install some sort of malware with their games as well.