As you know they removed keys , now you have to login your steam to reedem games , so trading will be harder ,

But you still can trade the links , You can send someone a link you got and he can login his steam and get games , If we do it will something bad happen ?

Edit: My friend bought a bundle for me and sent link , it didnt allow me to redeem from another hib account

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Nope, they can't really stop that and it's even more in gray area.

The difference comes in if the bundle is claimed, if it's unclaimed then I don't think they can do anything apart from limitng amount you can buy.

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Or you can do it safer and trade the gift url of a bundle. sigh :S

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My friend bought a bundle for me and sent link , it didnt allow me to redeem from another hib account

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That's not what they meant, they meant the 'buy as a gift' option

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Well isn't there a gifting option? So you'd buy the whole bundle for that person.

Unless you are talking about multiple people using the same humble account in which case I wouldn't know how that works.

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Tried not working

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Have you tested this?

I'm sure they could link the Humble Accounts with your SteamID and prevent other SteamIDs from accessing that same Humble Account.

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Tried not working

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Still, what about old bundles? I have bought few of them but I have never connected my Steam account with my Humble account as far as I remember. I also haven't redeemed some keys from my Humble account so... Dunno how would it look like. Anyone have tried redeeming (means generating) keys now?

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It's just the new ones

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Thank You

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I like it. It helps keep it more in the original spirit of offering you a way to get cheap games, rather than what it had been turned in to, which was basically a source to acquire "currency" you could use for trading.

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Thinking about it, we could also have a giveaway choice for UTA or BTA and keep the individual games off the bundle list as you can't give any keys.

People could send a gift link as one of the individual games though, so chances are it'd be safer to just add them, but it does bring up a new discussion about it!

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How about buy as a gift and redeem link(s) for (one more) game and give generated link(s) to friend? Sorry for my bad English.

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It's one single link for the whole bundle, not for each individual game.

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Humble's policy has always been that all keys are for purchaser's personal use only. People have been abusing the system, and now they've made it so you can't. I don't like it, but I understand it.

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This.

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Then you haven't been around for that long, the early Humbles gave entire bundles as bonuses, which you would obviously give away to someone else.

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You already responded to me in another thread. No need to be rude about it.

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Look, I'll even post here what I said in response in the other thread, so that people here can read it.

"I wasn't aware, thanks. Either way, it IS their policy, and people have been abusing it. I don't like it, and probably won't buy bundles with games I already own now, but eh. It is what it is."

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