uh. nevermind.

[*FacePalm*]

why are you so quick to blame him

seems you have more issues than him

well who else did it?
plus
1. he doesn't use his Steam account.
2. if he did buy it, i would have seen: "xxxxkill is playing Fallout 3: Game of the Year edition"

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[Tomcat]

well who else did it?
plus
1. he doesn't use his Steam account.
2. if he did buy it, i would have seen: "xxxxkill is playing Fallout 3: Game of the Year edition"

oh stuff we don't need to dl games on steam anymore! he said he was dling it!

[*FacePalm*]

oh stuff we don't need to dl games on steam anymore! he said he was dling it!

what.

[Kilser]

you aren't funny, nor was i tlaking to u

Your not funny eaither?
Why dangel your e-peen into everytopic and post somthign compleatly negative.

[Mega-Bear]

you aren't funny, nor was i tlaking to u

I thought it was funny. :c

[Vegetarian Zombie]

I thought it was funny. :c

<3

[IUV]

Your not funny eaither?
Why dangel your e-peen into everytopic and post somthign compleatly negative.

why are you constantly stalking me?

honest question

[DrMaxwell]

why are you constantly stalking me?

honest question

Because you're a n00b!

[Wedge]

You should turn on device authentication so it's harder to compromise your account.

I've got two-step authentication for my email account and device authentication for steam on. In order to get into my steam account, someone would need to get my steam password, my email password, and steal my phone and guess the password to unlock my phone.

[*FacePalm*]

You should turn on device authentication so it's harder to compromise your account.

I've got two-step authentication for my email account and device authentication for steam on. In order to get into my steam account, someone would need to get my steam password, my email password, and steal my phone and guess the password to unlock my phone.

hm, good idea.
although my phone is dumb. :[

[Wedge]

hm, good idea.
although my phone is dumb. :[

Well you can still turn on device authentication. As far as I know, two-step verification by a randomly generated security token (outside of enterprise email services) is something that's only offered by Google at the moment, so you need a gmail account. However; as long as you can receive voice or text messages, google can text or call you and give codes too. You can also print out a list of codes and carry them around in your wallet, but it will only generate 10 at a time and if you use the 10th one before generating more codes then you're pretty much locked out of your email forever.

[*FacePalm*]

[6:49:46 PM] David Baker: what do you think you're doing.
[6:50:45 PM] David Baker: this isn't helping anyone.
[6:59:13 PM] David Baker: you're not even saying anything.
[6:59:18 PM] David Baker: nervous?
[6:59:27 PM] Alex Aroth: Oh
[6:59:31 PM] Alex Aroth: Uh
[6:59:35 PM] Alex Aroth: I didn't notice
[6:59:39 PM] Alex Aroth: You said anything.
[6:59:41 PM] Alex Aroth: So.
[6:59:42 PM] Alex Aroth: Uh.
[6:59:43 PM] Alex Aroth: Yeah.
[7:00:23 PM] David Baker: hm.

edit.

[7:05:58 PM] Alex Aroth: Doof
[7:06:00 PM] Alex Aroth: us
[7:06:08 PM] Alex Aroth: I bought the game on ebay
[7:06:11 PM] Alex Aroth: Foo

then...

[7:07:44 PM] Alex Aroth: I got it from my brother after he stopped playing it.
[7:07:46 PM] Alex Aroth: :/

THEN...

[7:10:02 PM] Alex Aroth: Okay, look.
[7:10:06 PM] Alex Aroth: I actually have the CD.

he changed his story three times.
*clap clap clap*

[Mega-Bear]

his dad is gabe newell

[carolcat]

oh dear.

[._maxwell23461_.]

his dad is gabe newell

says the child of badspot