It will drop over time, and you're better off just buying it from steam anyways - As it will get added to your library and not just your R* Social Club. Long story short, just wait if you're determined on getting it for $40. If retail, then the code should be in the box, or on the manual documents. If digitally, then you should receive e-mail containing the code and other information how to use it.
But to say that it's a full out fraud/scam site is kind of screwed up - Especially when if you get scammed on steam (Which happens on almost every game - Just look at the trade forum here), you're completely SOL.Īt least if you chip in a extra $1.50 at G2 for their super secure blah blah blah, you can most likely get a replacement key relatively quickly instead of having them just say "Third Party sale, not our problem". 1 MonK 3:01pm Originally posted by kmarkopl: It depends where from you got the game. Hence why I don't make any purchases over $10 there. I've bought things on G2 - and haven't been scammed - Is it possible? Yes. Otherwise you can spend x much money and have them randomly type a CD-Key that matches the required character limit. It's iffy, but it's all a matter of who the seller is and if they are actually giving working keys. Unless you're buying directly from them (Which is rare) - You're buying it from a user on their website who will "Give you a CD Key" after you pay them. The reason G2 gets a fraud wrap is mainly because it's a Key-Reselling website.
You need a CD-Key to install/run the game, simply buying a physical copy without a key won't allow you to play it.
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