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Vault Dweller
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Legitimate requests are the ones you can easily verify. Most youtubers have their email listed on their sites. If you get a request from reviews.gamespot@hotmail.com, you don't have to wonder if it's real or not.
Fenix
Arcane
Judging by how he builds sentences I'm almost sure he is from some Slavik country.
Suddenly I found here a sad thing together with good laugh - some of them can be really a poor naive guys who hope for something.
Vault Dweller
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There are plenty of torrents for people who like games but don't have any money.
Thane Solus
Arcane
You request a number of keys, choose a group(press, bundle, etc) and wait for valve to approve. So its a bit moderated.
Most of the scammers want keys to sell them on third party sites, others just want to get free games.
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Kalin
Unwanted
I like the Dragan guy. 
Hi i am of one of leader of CODEX DIVERSITY SQUAD on steam. We are major group of steam users with big followers, very happy. If you want publicity to your game of Dungeon Rats please send 6 - 10 keys for me and members. We will give good reviews and powerful streams. Thanks you.
at least he's being ultra honest
baturinsky
Arcane
Ah, free keys. That reminds me one interview with two guys that made a space MMO with tens (or even hundreds) thousands of sold copies. Somewhere in the middle of the interview it turned out that those were all free keys that was taken in mass by resellers that only wanted them for Steam cards, and actual number of players was something like a dozen at a time.
ComradeReptiloid
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Why this peoples are so dumb? There a lot of torrents already exist day before, or at release day of any game. Dungeon Rats was not exclusion. BTW, they upload updates too. So no point for broken niggers to beg devs for free games. Go and steal, like you usually do!
circ
Arcane
I like others hope you show the coming christmas spirit for this Dragan. When you spend all your money on tracksuit, it's easy to forget the games.
But they can't sell torrents, keys are another matter.
some people still want their "moral code" stroked without spending a dime
Doubt it. If they're asking for more than one key, it's almost a sure thing that the key would end up on G2A or something similar.
The ones asking for single keys are probably kids too young to know what torrents are or how to use them. Or perhaps just scammers trying to fool you into thinking they're sweet innocent poor kids.
The ones asking for single keys are probably kids too young to know what torrents are or how to use them. Or perhaps just scammers trying to fool you into thinking they're sweet innocent poor kids.
I find it hard to believe. Not knowing how to use IRC for downloading I could understand but torrents?
Or maybe they really have a gaming channel and just want to help promote the game, who knows? I'm guessing VD also skipped on dating several hot singles in his area. Sad!
Depends on what age bracket we're talking about.
But maybe you're right. Hard to have a frame of reference when I'm mostly thinking about my own experience as a kid with this sort of thing and not accounting for the fact that I didn't know about torrents because BitTorrent wasn't invented yet.
Assuming this is not a scam (which I think it probably is), I could imagine it being written and google-translated by some 10 year olds from somewhere in Europe, who sat around and played AoD together at one computer.
But maybe you're right. Hard to have a frame of reference when I'm mostly thinking about my own experience as a kid with this sort of thing and not accounting for the fact that I didn't know about torrents because BitTorrent wasn't invented yet.
Jedi Master Radek
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This has to be a legit kid and not a scammer.
If he did not ask for 2 keys for his friends I would believe it also. Asking for more than 1 key is the biggest giveaway
They should send a photo to identify themselves. If there's a carpet hanging on a wall on the photo, they're innocent and indeed might deserve a free steam key.
Severian Silk
Guest
Can I have a key? I will post a youtube.
I know. I don't think any non-ee 10 y.o would play AoD on same PC with a friend either.
y'all are laughing, but 'can i have a key, i will post on rpgcodex' worked fine for me
Fenix
Arcane
...I will post a youtube on you.
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