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2. if they are deactivated you will loose access to the game but no punishment other then that
They could just choose to sell through reputable storefronts, and not dole out keys like they are candy to every streamer, but that's never going to happen with these geniuses. They'll gladly pay a quarter to chase after a nickle.
Rest assured you probably overpaid for those games, because I've seen them in Humble bundles myself, and they were going for well under a dollar a piece. There's a good chance that's where the keys you used came from.
Publishers pump their keys into those dark alleys. The real problem with using those dark alleys. Is that the people who run those sites. Probably aren't being as cautious as they should be. Even reputable companies that should know better skimp on security.
2. trouble? No. Is it possible some could be revoked at one point due to them being part of a batch obtained via creditcard fraud or such? Sure.
2) No. They might be revoked/removed from your account at some point if the publisher deactivates them because they were stolen/etc. But that’s the worst that will happen.
I encourage you to use IsThereAnyDeal in the future, they only list key sellers that are legitimate. My preference is Fanatical, but I’ve also bought from Humble once because they had a game I really wanted. I’ve bought a ton of keys from Fanatical in the past year or so (when I discovered them) and never had an issue-their support is better than Steam’s, IMO.
I’m really sick of so many gaming YouTubers taking sponsorships from Instant Gaming when all it took for me was roughly an hour or two of research to clock that they weren’t 100% “above board,” so to speak.
While i personally dont buy from greyzone resellers anymore and have not done so in some years, i easily bought a 1000+ keys from such sites over the years i am on Steam and only 2! ever got revoked because there was some payment shenanigans going on in the background.
And those 2 were like 50 cent games so i really did not even care.
I switched to buying from authorized reseller stores a few years ago, simply because i want the money to actually go the the people who made/publish those games. And i stopped having this need to buy large amounts of cheap games all the time.
But realistically nothing will happen with the keys you activated, they will just work fine like any other game and you will never have them revoked or anything.
Not true. Sometimes they sell stolen review keys for games. This was confirmed when they tried it for the BROK THE INVESTIGATOR game when people sold the demo keys as full games keys. The developer hid the fact these keys were demos of the game, and not full game, so when the sellers who stole it got mad about it, they review bombed the game. THE sentinals of the stores caught this, so yea, some of those keys are stolen and not legitimate. Stop spreading lies around.
https://www.cracked.com/article_35171_indie-investigator-game-developers-show-true-detective-powers-by-outsmarting-steam-scammers.html
There are many web sites still with this news on, so you can google it yourself too. Note due to this many curator groups were actually banned because they were review bombing the game because they belonged to the accounts of people who were selling stolen review keys of the game. The developer was actually afraid the keys would be stolen, and yes, they were. So that is why they made it only a demo of the review version without telling anyone..lol.
Blah Blah Blah I specifically said rarely, and that means you're spreading lies. Shame on you.