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Can G2A be trusted?
| G2A is just a market for key resellers.
I've only had one game removed from my account (suspected key theft) from the ten-or-so I've purchased.
Most of the keys seem to come from bundles, hence their low price.
| Hmm i thought it's a big company or sort... Reminds me of the other Japan Merch company...
| They screw over devs, and they had a chance to prove themselves legit, and refused. Gearbox stopped working with them
| Might as well pirate the game
| No.
| I bought a few keys without issues. It really depends on how high your morals are, or how you feel about a company who's game you're buying through G2A
| Yes, it can be trusted, the support team is one of the best Web supports you can find, they will hear you and will answer as soon as posible, if there is a problem with any key it can be solved with a refund, things you can't find in other key selling webs
| no
| Bought a few keys from them.
They have big German partnerships with companies and big gaming magazines. Always seemed more legit then other key sellers.
Some keys are probably stolen, some are bought in cheaper regions, some are from bundels
If you can pirate it just pirate it. If you can't and yo poor buy a key. If you are rich do what ever you want you rich motherfucker
Like if we give money to steam or to g2a, what's the difference?
Steam makes dank games but can fuck us over 2
| long-term atleast
| If anything you could also try kinguin
| I mean, if you don't want to or can't support the devs, then you might as well pirate the game.
If you do, then you should go to wherever the devs are officially selling it. If the platforms (e.g. Steam) get a cut, at least the devs are aware of it.
Key resellers like G2A just have too many shady hoops between you and the devs.
| Seems like everyone has a different experience, personally I wouldn't trust it
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| So I saw a comment in one of the threads here saying that G2A is shady and it really looks like it because of their cheap prices