And failing miserably.
For clarification, I bought the Guild Wars Trilogy directly from the in-game store and had no trouble playing it. However, now I want to tie it to my new Steam account, since I wan most of my games to be linked there.
However, I can't do that, because for some reason I can't view my complete access key. Whenever I log into my NCSoft master account and look at the game subscriptions, the first four groups of the alpha-numerical characters in the access key are 'X' characters, with only the fifth group actually visible. Obviously, this code is rejected by Steam when I try to activate the game over there.
And now comes the question -- who do I have to contact to get my full access key? And why on earth is it hidden in my own damned account, especially since no one else could use it, even if they knew it. ><
You're probably the only people who can help. Searches over the web lead me only to scam sites that claim to be selling GW access keys.
Trying to activate the game on Steam....
Seitanoglu
Arduin
I don't think you can.... (add a non-steam purchased account to steam).
You can make a shortcut to GW in the Library: - Games - Add a new game to my library.
You can make a shortcut to GW in the Library: - Games - Add a new game to my library.
davehall
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And failing miserably.
For clarification, I bought the Guild Wars Trilogy directly from the in-game store and had no trouble playing it. However, now I want to tie it to my new Steam account, since I wan most of my games to be linked there. However, I can't do that, because for some reason I can't view my complete access key. Whenever I log into my NCSoft master account and look at the game subscriptions, the first four groups of the alpha-numerical characters in the access key are 'X' characters, with only the fifth group actually visible. Obviously, this code is rejected by Steam when I try to activate the game over there. And now comes the question -- who do I have to contact to get my full access key? And why on earth is it hidden in my own damned account, especially since no one else could use it, even if they knew it. >< You're probably the only people who can help. Searches over the web lead me only to scam sites that claim to be selling GW access keys. |
tip: having problems with any steam purchase first check the Steam online forum for that game for a possible solution.
JumbocactuarX27
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I don't think you can.... (add a non-steam purchased account to steam).
You can make a shortcut to GW in the Library: - Games - Add a new game to my library. |
You are correct, however in that he can only add gw to his steam library via the add a non steam game option. Not a huge issue since steam can't update gw anyways.
bsoltan
As Arduin says. GW is not a Steamworks game and it cannot be added to Steam.
The best you can do is add a shortcut to it from within Steam. This is what I do.
The only way to have it in Steam is to buy it from Steam.
The best you can do is add a shortcut to it from within Steam. This is what I do.
The only way to have it in Steam is to buy it from Steam.
Astral_Nomad
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And failing miserably.
For clarification, I bought the Guild Wars Trilogy directly from the in-game store and had no trouble playing it. However, now I want to tie it to my new Steam account, since I wan most of my games to be linked there. However, I can't do that, because for some reason I can't view my complete access key. Whenever I log into my NCSoft master account and look at the game subscriptions, the first four groups of the alpha-numerical characters in the access key are 'X' characters, with only the fifth group actually visible. Obviously, this code is rejected by Steam when I try to activate the game over there. And now comes the question -- who do I have to contact to get my full access key? And why on earth is it hidden in my own damned account, especially since no one else could use it, even if they knew it. >< You're probably the only people who can help. Searches over the web lead me only to scam sites that claim to be selling GW access keys. |