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TriQ 25 Jul, 2014 @ 9:54am
What's a ROW copy
I see a lot of people selling a ROW copy.
For example: people sell DayZ for 8 keys and other people say that they are selling a ROW copy for 15 keys but I can't even see a difference?

What is it exactly? What does it stand for? How can you see the difference?
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Blue Screen of Death 25 Jul, 2014 @ 9:56am 
Do not buy DayZ for 8 keys, the gift will probably be revoked.

ROW = Rest of the World (not region-locked). Gifts usually display region-locks/restrictions when you hover/view them in your inventory. If there isn't any then it is probably a ROW copy.

Make sure you research any possible existing restrictions for games before buying them.
Last edited by Blue Screen of Death; 25 Jul, 2014 @ 9:57am
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TriQ 25 Jul, 2014 @ 10:06am 
Oh okay thanks!
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SuperKingNicolas 18 Aug, 2015 @ 7:33pm 
Originally posted by Blue Screen of Death:
Do not buy DayZ for 8 keys, the gift will probably be revoked.

ROW = Rest of the World (not region-locked). Gifts usually display region-locks/restrictions when you hover/view them in your inventory. If there isn't any then it is probably a ROW copy.

Make sure you research any possible existing restrictions for games before buying them.

So question. I was looking to get a copy of RPG Maker VX Ace. But the person is saying it's a ROW copy.

If I buy it, will they be able to revoke it and scam me out of my keys or whatever I choose to buy it with? Or am I safe and i'll keep it forever?
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SuperKingNicolas 18 Aug, 2015 @ 7:50pm 
I can give you more info on the trade if you'd like.
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