Anyone knows how to cancel it? Is there any chance to get my money back? Or at least an other game :rolleyes:
How to cancel STEAM preorder?
Diablo85
(Diablo85)
#2
http://forums.steampowered.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1117862
First result after searching at google.
LyndonL
(LyndonL)
#3
Yeah just send an email to Steam Support, and they’ll refund your money provided the game isn’t released yet.
Are you going for a different preorder bonus?
Kardec
(Kardec)
#4
[QUOTE=LyndonL;283451]Yeah just send an email to Steam Support, and they’ll refund your money provided the game isn’t released yet.
Are you going for a different preorder bonus?[/QUOTE]
From the look of his username, I would guess the money will go to more ganja 
needforWeed
(needforWeed)
#5
[QUOTE=LyndonL;283451]Yeah just send an email to Steam Support, and they’ll refund your money provided the game isn’t released yet.
Are you going for a different preorder bonus?[/QUOTE]
Thank you!
I’m gonna preorder the DVD disc for 40 € instead of Steams digital 49.99.
Singh400
(Singh400)
#6
[QUOTE=needforWeed;283465]Thank you!
I’m gonna preorder the DVD disc for 40 € instead of Steams digital 49.99.[/QUOTE]Or order it from D2D for 22 quid.
brbrbr
(brbrbr)
#8
retail/DVD ftw.
never buy “cheap electronic replica”/Chinese-quality/valve-made.
/&other random fuel for flame/holy-wars.
/cookies&coffee.
Slade05
(Slade05)
#9
You`re still tied to Steam anyway, and to some toroidal shiny crap too, it seems.
Progz
(Progz)
#10
Guys, If you buy it on Steam, You can easily make a DVD copy of the download. If you right click on your game in the “Libary” section, then click “Backup Game Files…” that will allow you to burn the information onto a disc!
I don’t think many people know about this either and should! So if the game is like over 4GB’s I would prolly end up doing it.
So to be honest, I totally think the future is buying games on Steam! Hopes this helps someone out there including the open poster!
Linsolv
(Linsolv)
#11
Except that it’s apparently cheaper on disc. Which is a legit reason to switch.
LyndonL
(LyndonL)
#12
Or even better yet, save each game backup to an external usb hdd. That’s what I do.
ed_lolington
(ed lolington)
#13
i know this is a necro but i just wanted to point out that this post i’m quoting is the best post on SD forums (i checked all the others just now)
[QUOTE=brbrbr;283680]retail/DVD ftw.
never buy “cheap electronic replica”/Chinese-quality/valve-made.
/&other random fuel for flame/holy-wars.
/cookies&coffee.[/QUOTE]
congratulations brbrbr!
brbrbr
(brbrbr)
#14
[QUOTE=Progz;283684]Guys, If you buy it on Steam, You can easily make a DVD copy of the download. If you right click on your game in the “Libary” section, then click “Backup Game Files…” that will allow you to burn the information onto a disc!
I don’t think many people know about this either and should! So if the game is like over 4GB’s I would prolly end up doing it.
So to be honest, I totally think the future is buying games on Steam! Hopes this helps someone out there including the open poster![/QUOTE]
IF you buy in Steam.
which is NOT point. or right thing.
and thus make “usefulness” of this advices, hardly serious )
brbrbr
(brbrbr)
#15
[QUOTE=ed lolington;284496]i know this is a necro but i just wanted to point out that this post i’m quoting is the best post on SD forums (i checked all the others just now)
congratulations brbrbr![/QUOTE]
yeah, maybe you right, thanks, to be modest 
anway, ur welcome -)
probably im deserve extra coffee/tea cup then ? (move into kitchen to make some tea w/lemon/sugar).
Daystar
(Daystar)
#16
However, it’s probably still tied to your Steam account. So you could copy the files onto another computer from the disk, but you’d still have to log in as your account that you bought it on.
Oh, and the game’s eight or nine gigabytes.
LyndonL
(LyndonL)
#17
Oh… Because 9 gigs is so large these days?
And your point being that you can only have 1 pc logged in to Steam at a time to play the game? As opposed to when you need to have the one and only DVD in the drive to play the game?