Sorry but that isnt true or depend of enterprise ( i have commander&conquer 1st decade and forum of there give unofficel patch to nocd on the forum ).new pcs dont have cd/dvd drive so i have create a iso and is borring all the time mount iso You own a legal licence code, you used it to install the game.
the expantion packs sold on steam cannot install nor would work with the old version. So if it's not steam, it never will become steam, even if the game is on steam.Īnd while it mostly is the same game, this is sold as age of empires 2 HD, and seen as a remake, and hence not even the same game as age of empires 2 (without the HD) (besides even if you did this you could not download the game of steam, and would still require the cd's to install and play and you would not get achievements, or cards or such) You can add some non-steam games to your steam account after you installed them, if you want too, but why would you want that, it would ruin your valueble licence. It does not matter what you paid, I paid around 100 euro for those 2 games (actually 230 guilders as I bought them before euro's existed) but I too had to rebuy it for on steam. While some retail games require registring at steam to operate, if thats not the case no steam licence for you. steam licence = steamlicence, retail licence = retail licence, not the same thing. Nevertheless, even if you wanted to, the answer is no.
#Age of empires 2 conquerors no cd crack manuals
> if you still have the original cardbox boxes and manuals and posters and such in perfect condition, there migh even be some value in that if you would secondhand sell it (still looking for a near mint condition conquerers expantion box 1st edition, no gold edition or combined deal box and those go for fairly high prices at amazon, where I cannot buy because well we dutch pay with ideal online while those pages not offer that payment option.
Your old OWNED licence is valued FAR MORE than this steam LEASED licence. Nope and why would you want to HAVE stinking steam DRM on your rare OWNED copy?
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