Purchasing only the serial, and not the entire game...

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A friend of mine has a copy of CoH that he torrented, and now wants to purchase a CD key, so that we can play online (without using hamachi).

Any idea of where he might go about doing that?
 
Tell him to buy the game like the rest of us who dished out $40/$50 for it.

What makes him so special where he can download the game for free and then only pay $20 for a serial? :|
 
Tell him to buy the game like the rest of us who dished out $40/$50 for it.

What makes him so special where he can download the game for free and then only pay $20 for a serial? :|

The fact that he's intelligent enough to do so
 
+1 for his intelligence then.

Still doesn't dismiss the fact that he pirated the game. :|
If he paid for the key and a cut goes to the company, it's perfectly legit.

+5 intelligence to him.
 
Games are sold cheaper in other countries because those people buy less games and hence the lower cost compensates. I for one import quite a few games much cheaper than retail here in Aus. The box if I want one comes in another language sure, but the game itself is the same as the EU/US release fully supporting English.

I do still buy some games at full retail Aus price. C&C3 (pre-order) and Sup Comm are recent purchases.
 
Most of the serials come from games that were damaged during shipping.
 
Well if you pay the extra $10 or whatever it turns out to be for a disc and box they're in good condition. Your probably right though.
 
Why not just go buy a copy instead of paying full price for a CD-Key?

It's ****ing $20
 
Why not just go buy a copy instead of paying full price for a CD-Key?

It's ****ing $20

Full price is closer to $40 or $50. He's saving up to $30 by doing it this way and isn't sacrificing much of anything. Only problem is if the site resells the keys, but if they're a legitimate dealer then that shouldn't be a problem.
 
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