In my books all of them (or at least Uber, G2A or Airbnb) are the same ugly face of contemporary capitalism - though I do consider ugly capitalism itself. They do provide a platform to use and connect individuals and they take their shitty cut for this. Practically G2A does the same job as Uber, AirBNB or even Ebay and Paypal. Regarding the first issue, there's no difference whether you sell your key via SG, privately to a friend or via G2A as long as you do resell your key (therefore the "moral" issue).Īs for the second, G2A is just one of the many companies that take profit from new age capitalism. The first is whether it's legitimate in general to resell your keys and the second one is if there's legitimate for G2A and co.
Want to keep using shady sites? go ahead it's your money and you take the risk, but don't complain when something bad happens and we see an increase of these sites, because you know, when something "works" everyone wants their cut!Īctually there are two different things when it comes to gray market. You'll do what you will, but we have this great community here for a reason, if someone takes the time to inform the rest, to make suggestions and maybe even take blindfolds out of others then it's worth it. Heck, it's pretty much common knowledge many people buy the games they used to play back in the day, when they finally get a steady income and opportunity presents (good offers) itself there isn't really any excuse not to, anymore. I still value the work of developers and support them whenever I can. I've wanting to play Ori and the Blind Forest since pretty much every live typing person in here (even bots I may add XD) are talking how great it is! yet I refuse to pay full price because I know it went on sale for 5 bucks, like 3 times already, so I simply won't pay more than that but NEITHER will pirate it despite having that option and wanting to play it that much. If you cannot afford now then simply wait until decent sales, nice discounts or maybe even ask a friend to familyshare that game. TL DR: you cannot pirate anymore 9.5 out of 10 times.
Second, Why would those not-shady-at-all sites would require an extra insurance, shield, whatever (that you have to pay extra, mind you) if they say they are completely safe and legit to use? hmm let's leave it at that.
What I'm getting at? simple: you can't just pirate almost anything anymore unless it doesn't use Denuvo, even then, those who don't use it, deserve to be purchased cuz maybe they aren't that expensive and actually decent games, nothing AAA, bug prices (Dark Souls III Deluxe for about 80 cents, Mexican Steam store). Read the comments, seems to me that maybe some either didn't read the TinyBuild article in relation to g2a ( 1, 2, 3)nor know the existence of anti-tamper DRM Denuvo.
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