- Half Life: Source Pre-Loaded Complete
- Half Life 2: Deathmatch 100%-ready
- Half Life 2: Episode One 100%-ready
Does anybody know where HL2 is and how to have 100% also in HL Source?
Thank you for the answers.
Surely that means that someone (the previous/original owner) has
already installed the 2 games you can't access. The steam code
has been bound to their steam ID.
As I said previousy, don't buy second-hand games that need
authentication. You agreed that was the best suggestion and did
the smart thing and returned the game.
Then you did the dumb thing and re-bought the game!
Oh well. At least you got EP1 out of it. HL2:DM was always free
with HL2 anyway, as was HL:S.
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Now saying "I told you so" isn't helpful :)
But let me say that if those two games have already been installed with my
code it wouldn't be good during my installation with my new account (there's
only one code for all 4 games). And the agreement with people of
Blockbusters is that if the code isn't good they give me back my money as
they did last time.
In any case, HL2 Ep1 at 9,90 euro isn't bad and HL: Source isn't free, but
probably I have to write to Valve.
However, thanks for the answer.
:) Sorry.
> But let me say that if those two games have already been installed with my
> code it wouldn't be good during my installation with my new account (there's
> only one code for all 4 games). And the agreement with people of
> Blockbusters is that if the code isn't good they give me back my money as
> they did last time.
> In any case, HL2 Ep1 at 9,90 euro isn't bad and HL: Source isn't free, but
> probably I have to write to Valve.
> However, thanks for the answer.
Like I said, at least you got EP1 out of it. I don't know if you
can buy HL:S as a standalone, you probably can, but when I bought
HL2 it was one of the additional games that came with my "Silver"
package.