According to what I read. Steam get funny if you VPN to make a purchase, i.e. getting a cheaper price because you pretended to be in America or India or some such. Nobody has been banned for just using it to unlock the game.
Not really sure how they'd tell to be honest. People do actually travel around the world.
I also once worked for a company in Liverpool where all internet use went through the corporate WAN and came out in Florida, so if I'd taken my laptop into the office, then the game would have unlocked itself without any deliberate action on my part.
If my mate in the US logged into my steam on his comp would it unlock ? Could I then download on my PC in the uk with no VPN thingys working.
If you trust him enough to not steal your steam account then yes. Personally I reckon a VPN is safer
Anyway, I'm off to actually play the game now, will post a trip report from my getting on a bit system (Crossfire 6970s, 8GM DDR3, Core2Quad OC'd to 3.6, Windows 8)
If you trust him enough to not steal your steam account then yes. Personally I reckon a VPN is safer
Anyway, I'm off to actually play the game now, will post a trip report from my getting on a bit system (Crossfire 6970s, 8GM DDR3, Core2Quad OC'd to 3.6, Windows 8)
so you,ve erm used one and its ok?
Using a VPN is very normal for all sorts of things. The fact that when you use one, Steam just goes and unlocks the game without asking is just an added bonus.
too bad FOV can't be adjusted.