Steam Accounts and Arma. Help me please.

[deceitfulburger 43]

Alright, so I've been global banned. Believe what you want but I haven't done anything. Anyways, I e-mailed BattlEye with my appeal, and knowing they wouldn't give accounts back f your key has been stolen, I made a new steam account and rebought the game. I was wondering if anyone knew if it was possible to log into my old steam account (banned one) and still run the Combined Ops that I bought on the new account.

TL;DR

I bought combined ops on a new account, is it possible for me to launch it on my old steam account without logging out?

Edited May 26, 2013 by DeceitfulBurger

[Beck (DayZ) 1768]

It's a simple change of CD-keys. Look on google, they should tell you what files need to be edited. If you were banned falsely I would suggest a complete reinstall to be safe, you most likely have a key stealer installed.

[deceitfulburger 43]

It's a simple change of CD-keys. Look on google, they should tell you what files need to be edited. If you were banned falsely I would suggest a complete reinstall to be safe, you most likely have a key stealer installed.

I actually did redownload, verified my cache, etc.

Cool sig, by the way.

[Beck (DayZ) 1768]

I actually did redownload, verified my cache, etc.

Cool sig, by the way.

Thanks, also consider any "FPS increasing" applications you installed, or custom mods/maps. I don't think verifying your cache is the safest way to check your security, could be a separate application (not in the Arma 2 files), not my forte though. Best of luck.

[Beck (DayZ) 1768]

Here is the link to a forum thread that should help you out: http://dayzmod.com/forum/index.php?/topic/62076-arma-2-oa-changing-cd-key/

[deceitfulburger 43]

Thanks, also consider any "FPS increasing" applications you installed, or custom mods/maps. I don't think verifying your cache is the safest way to check your security, could be a separate application (not in the Arma 2 files), not my forte though. Best of luck.

I don't have any FPS issues, I have a custom PC, the only program I use use is DayZ commander. Want to know how I think my key was banned? Alright, I'll keep it short. I joined a server, learned that the admins were hacking, and then left. I'm thinking they might have stolen my key from the logs (if that's possible). The reason I think that, well, I played on that server, then didn't play for a week. Try again that Friday, boom, banned.

Anyways, in the regedit program, how do I know which key is the banned one, and which the unbanned one?

*EDIT*

Hrm, in the regedit program (I watched the Sacriel video) and I didn't even see anything labelled KEY.

Edited May 26, 2013 by DeceitfulBurger

[fully 51]

they wont have your cd key!

they will have your BEguild nuimber, your profile ID and your ip address. Nothing more!

50/50, but my guess would be the first entry!

Edited May 26, 2013 by Fully

[deceitfulburger 43]

they wont have your cd key!

they will have your BEguild nuimber, your profile ID and your ip address. Nothing more!

Who's "they"?

[fully 51]

They= Information that is gathered from joining a server!

[deceitfulburger 43]

they wont have your cd key!

they will have your BEguild nuimber, your profile ID and your ip address. Nothing more!

50/50, but my guess would be the first entry!

Wierd. Whatever. I'll just use my new Steam account. Quite frankly I've heard about BattlEye's support, close this thread, I'll just log between accounts.

[fully 51]

I'm thinking they might have stolen my key from the logs (if that's possible)

I was refering to this =)

[icomrade 201]

I'm thinking they might have stolen my key from the logs (if that's possible).

Not possible.

Edited May 26, 2013 by icomrade

[colekern 1364]

If you swap out Cd-keys, you can use your old account.