I'm unsubscribing from this thread and gonna go get some garlic bread. Why buying a physical copy of a game is and will always be SUPERIOER.If you get it gud, if you don't gud, idc. LolBesides I played enough Fable 3, and realized, yet again, I'm missing nothing.The only thing that bothered me in the first place, the whole reason this post even exists, was that apparently you can buy something, and have the people you bought it from, take it back from you later.

Only to be misinterpreted and unappreciated by those who could read their own writing. I, at one time in my life, took great and considerable care to write my thoughts clearly and concisely. Originally posted by:I keep reading and re-reading his post.Īnd I can't see the bit where he 'blames Steam'.Where did he do that? Well whoever he's blaming, the answer is pretty simple: since the existence of EULAs.Yea, as soon as the first post came in saying I was blaming Steam I stopped caring.

I've had no trouble redownloaded my already purchased DLC. What you should have are activation keys, which you would activate through the Games For Windows Live client, which in all likelihood won't work but you're welcome to keep blaming Steam for something they had nothing to do with.īut they might also work. No DLC files were ever obtained through Steam, so from a fresh install there is no reason you would have a folder in any directory.

All Steam actually sold you is a key to activate through Games for Windows Live, which no longer exists.Īnd keys for a game which has since been dropped by it's distributor and publisher. Since when can a company take your money, then take the game or it's parts back from you when ever they feel like it?Since there are more parties involved than just you and the company.Anyway, Fable, both the game and the DLC, were not actually distributed through Steam, which is why it's no longer listed.

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