Sadly, no. Steam rules are pretty clear that once you buy a game, it's yours, and only yours. You can't swap games, or trade games for cards. Also, you cannot sell games you purchased.

I wish I had a better answer, but figured a quick truth was best.

PS, Don't Starve took me awhile to vibe with, but it's a pretty great game.

Originally posted by Rabblevox:

Sadly, no. Steam rules are pretty clear that once you buy a game, it's yours, and only yours. You can't swap games, or trade games for cards. Also, you cannot sell games you purchased.

I wish I had a better answer, but figured a quick truth was best.

PS, Don't Starve took me awhile to vibe with, but it's a pretty great game.

well ı have dont starve together but ı also bought one extra for gıft yk ı was goıng to send to my frıend but he also had that game so ıts ın my ınventory just waıtıng lol

https://help.steampowered.com/en/faqs/view/7FA6-7318-AC7F-AF99

May I Buy or Sell my extra copies?
No. This violates the Steam Subscriber Agreement and may result in all involved Steam accounts becoming permanently disabled.

Originally posted by KaveMan:

https://help.steampowered.com/en/faqs/view/7FA6-7318-AC7F-AF99

May I Buy or Sell my extra copies?
No. This violates the Steam Subscriber Agreement and may result in all involved Steam accounts becoming permanently disabled.

what wıll ı do wıth thıs extra stuff bro dude ım cryıng rn lol (just found out ı cant get stuff for tradıng men shıııet)

You can trade the copy however you want with the extra copy of Don't Starve Together in your inventory as long as you do it all within the trade window.

Originally posted by Rabblevox:

Sadly, no. Steam rules are pretty clear that once you buy a game, it's yours, and only yours. You can't swap games, or trade games for cards. Also, you cannot sell games you purchased.

I wish I had a better answer, but figured a quick truth was best.

PS, Don't Starve took me awhile to vibe with, but it's a pretty great game.

This is incorrect.

Purchasing Don't Starve Together gives you a copy and another copy as an inventory game gift.

Originally posted by cSg|mc-Hotsauce:

You can do whatever you want with the extra copy of Don't Starve Together in your inventory as long as you do it all within the trade window.

Originally posted by Rabblevox:

Sadly, no. Steam rules are pretty clear that once you buy a game, it's yours, and only yours. You can't swap games, or trade games for cards. Also, you cannot sell games you purchased.

I wish I had a better answer, but figured a quick truth was best.

PS, Don't Starve took me awhile to vibe with, but it's a pretty great game.

This is incorrect.

Purchasing Don't Starve Together gives you a copy and another copy as an inventory game gift.

:nkCool:

Point taken. I had confused Don't Starve with Don't Starve Together. Co-op games obviously have different rules.

Originally posted by Rabblevox:

Point taken. I had confused Don't Starve with Don't Starve Together. Co-op games obviously have different rules.

This has NOTHING to do with coop or not, and they don't have special rules either.

Most coop games do NOT give you an additional copy; it's just that THIS games does -- you buy the game, you get another copy (back in the old days this was known as a 2-pack, but I think Steam removed those n-packs as a general thing).

Whether or not this helps sales compared to just selling single copies at half the price, I have no idea.

Originally posted by Kargor:

Originally posted by Rabblevox:

Point taken. I had confused Don't Starve with Don't Starve Together. Co-op games obviously have different rules.

This has NOTHING to do with coop or not, and they don't have special rules either.

Most coop games do NOT give you an additional copy; it's just that THIS games does -- you buy the game, you get another copy (back in the old days this was known as a 2-pack, but I think Steam removed those n-packs as a general thing).

Whether or not this helps sales compared to just selling single copies at half the price, I have no idea.

Actually, no. Many-co-op games come bundled w/ a 2nd copy, and any game allows you to buy a game as a gift for someone. And co-op games do have different rules. You've been around long enough to know that.

Originally posted by Rabblevox:

Originally posted by Kargor:

This has NOTHING to do with coop or not, and they don't have special rules either.

Most coop games do NOT give you an additional copy

Actually, no. Many-co-op games come bundled w/ a 2nd copy,

See, I don't care about coop-only games, so I don't have ANY. Which, in turn, means, I didn't know they tend to come with a gift copy already included.

And co-op games do have different rules. You've been around long enough to know that.

Again, I don't care about coop-only games, and I certainly don't read rulebooks.

I'm not even sure what kind of different rules you are referring to. The non-coop gifts that I have can all be traded; that's what the inventory-gifts were designed for before Steam mostly moved to the new gifting system. I wouldn't expect gifts from coop-games to be any different -- you have to have a way to actually get them to other people.

I also see no reason to assume that coop-gifts can be sold. Again, the non-coop gifts that I have are non-marketable, and you're on your own anyway when you go outside of Steam.

Originally posted by Kargor:

(back in the old days this was known as a 2-pack, but I think Steam removed those n-packs as a general thing).

Valve only stopped allowing the n-packs to be made. The old legacy packs are still available if the dev/pubs didn't remove them.

Here's the lists for the old packs...

2 pack... https://steamdb.info/search/?a=sub&q=2-pack

3 packs... https://steamdb.info/search/?a=sub&q=3-pack

4 packs... https://steamdb.info/search/?a=sub&q=4-pack

5 packs... https://steamdb.info/search/?a=sub&q=5-pack

6 packs... https://steamdb.info/search/?a=sub&q=6-pack

I just didnt looked at my steam notifications for one Day and there is a war waow lol

What in the holy hell are you people talking about?

If you have a Steam gift game in your inventory, you can 100% trade it for stuff like trading cards, CS case keys, or whatever else through the trade window. It's an item like any other inventory item.

Trading Steam gifts for external things like cash isn't supported. You probably won't be banned for doing this, but if you get scammed, Valve might refuse to restore your items.

Within steam: No. there's no way of doing it without trading accounts which is one the thing that steam does have a legal right to decide. I'm not one of those people that believes a EULA cuts ownership rights(it has never gone to court and would lilkely side with consumer under first sale docterine alone). BUT, that still requires control of the material which steam doesn't offer

Edit: I am in fact an idiot that didnt read the thread properly, ignore what I said. Sorry about that.

Originally posted by videomike_Ultimate_Plushie:

Within steam: No. there's no way of doing it without trading accounts which is one the thing that steam does have a legal right to decide. I'm not one of those people that believes a EULA cuts ownership rights(it has never gone to court and would lilkely side with consumer under first sale docterine alone). BUT, that still requires control of the material which steam doesn't offer

Please read the rest of the thread. Some games still give you an extra copy that goes to your inventory. That CAN be traded for other stuff.

Originally posted by cSg|mc-Hotsauce:

You can trade the copy however you want with the extra copy of Don't Starve Together in your inventory as long as you do it all within the trade window.

Originally posted by Rabblevox:

Sadly, no. Steam rules are pretty clear that once you buy a game, it's yours, and only yours. You can't swap games, or trade games for cards. Also, you cannot sell games you purchased.

I wish I had a better answer, but figured a quick truth was best.

PS, Don't Starve took me awhile to vibe with, but it's a pretty great game.

This is incorrect.

Purchasing Don't Starve Together gives you a copy and another copy as an inventory game gift.

:nkCool:

Originally posted by videomike_Ultimate_Plushie:

Within steam: No. there's no way of doing it without trading accounts which is one the thing that steam does have a legal right to decide. I'm not one of those people that believes a EULA cuts ownership rights(it has never gone to court and would lilkely side with consumer under first sale docterine alone). BUT, that still requires control of the material which steam doesn't offer

An inventory game gift does not require people to trade accounts.

Buy Don't Starve Together

Includes an extra copy of Don't Starve Together. Send it to a friend!

https://store.steampowered.com/app/322330/Dont_Starve_Together/