Hea, you worried about Steam knowing all your info.... what about the NSA, and the other government outfits??? No imformation of yours is private anywhere! lol

Steam doesnt knows all my info, and even if they do they are still the guy i am dealing money with, the game doesnt need all this stuff to work.
And comparing a old comutergame with a tax funded mafia oranisation like the NSA is a bit far stretched

Any problem filling it in with some giberish or just blank chars like 1111111111111111 ?Cause that's what I did.

引用自 kasixLv：

Any problem filling it in with some giberish or just blank chars like 1111111111111111 ?Cause that's what I did.

niiiiice...

Are you still on the outside? I mean...not in jail yet over that? just wonderin...! :p

The game was made in 2006. Not only did they have a better excuse for this sort of DMR then, but it was far easier to falsify your information (In other words; who gives a ♥♥♥♥ if you have to put that stuff in? You can put whatever you want in.). Also, the developers wont stalk you. Chances are, they won't even look at what you put in. They probably just wanted to have it in case they could use it to sue or something.

If you want something looking legit, find a random name generator, and then find a random but real location somewere you would like (In the US, UK, etc).

Also, this:

引用自 OutsidR：

Hea, you worried about Steam knowing all your info.... what about the NSA, and the other government outfits??? No imformation of yours is private anywhere! lol

actually the op is as wrong as you can get...untick the registration and just activate the game..simples

You can also enter BS , its about the idea that a game is asking me tat kind of stuff after i activated the game on Steam

Hey, dont you have to give that kinda info to Steam itself anyway? Steam as in the software program used to download games? And if that info isnt correct your account is viable for termination because you can use the account for fraud? Funny that...

引用自 Captain Metal：

Hey, dont you have to give that kinda info to Steam itself anyway? Steam as in the software program used to download games? And if that info isnt correct your account is viable for termination because you can use the account for fraud? Funny that...

I am dealing money with steam, and even they dont want to know that much about my personality.
I dont deal anything with the game, they dont need that information, its perfectly irellevant

引用自 Giftzunge：

引用自 Captain Metal：

Hey, dont you have to give that kinda info to Steam itself anyway? Steam as in the software program used to download games? And if that info isnt correct your account is viable for termination because you can use the account for fraud? Funny that...

I am dealing money with steam, and even they dont want to know that much about my personality.
I dont deal anything with the game, they dont need that information, its perfectly irellevant

You're more paranoid than I am. They aren't going to be stalking you or sending you junk mail if you put in your real info. The game was made in 2006, calm yourself.

after thad it tells you the servers are down? and try again later....wtf is this ♥♥♥♥, FIX IT NOW

If they do not fix this sh!*t I will never buy any game thad has involved with this company "ever", they only sell pieces of sh!*t, Earth 2140 AI is still a garbarge and they refuse to answer BUT STILL got the balls to put another piece of crap on sale

Do you not realize that this game was released in 2006? Of course they aren't updating it.

Also, servers go down all the time. They get fixed. Calm yourself.

It can not be allowed to sell game demos on steam for $$$ if its not working cuz of 2006, but if they fix it, I can thank them

Boycott this game, boycott this dev, boycott these invasive practices. Steam should have rules against it. In addition:

"In 2005 Zuxxez Entertainment hired law firm Schutt-Waetke to charge more than 18,000 German filesharers for copyright violation. Fines between 150 to 650 Euros were levied.[1] The producer Dirk Hassinger had noticed there were far more players on the online game server than registered buyers (all the game's copy protections systems had been hacked and a small program was automatically generating serial numbers), leading him to start monitoring the filesharing networks for illegal shares.[1] The Swiss firm Logistep offered him a package that would gather data valid for legal actions and automatically generate the charges ready for digital submission to the court in Karlsruhe.[1] Two weeks later Hassinger's lawyer submitted one CDROM containing 13,700 charges to the court, each one also printed as a courtesy. By post each defendant received an offer: pay 50 Euros now and the case is dropped. Hassinger's lawyers also sent demands that each downloader sign an undertaking to never again share copyrighted software, plus an invoice for 200 to 500 Euros.[1]"

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