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!!! LIFETIME SUBSCRIPTION FOR STEAM GENERATED ACCOUNTS !!!

taijin#7618 taijin
taijin#7618
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edited July 2023 in Star Trek Online General Discussion
I was going to buy the lifetime subscription for the sale amount, and was told by support that lifetime subscriptions are not available for accounts generated via steam.

I'd -really- like to get the lifetime subscription and wouldn't have signed up via steam if I knew that it closed me out from having that.

Please, please please developers - add a feature to buy the lifetime subscription for steam generated accounts. (Maybe via the zen store?)
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  • taijin#7618 taijin
    taijin#7618
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    Also, I wanted the lifetime subscription mainly for the jupiter veteran uniform... really want the admiral belt! >.< ... at least make that available through some other means, if a segment of the population isn't eligible for a lifetime subscription... really disappointing!
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  • vetteguy904vetteguy904 Member Posts: 3,923 Arc User
    just.. wow. think it's time to lose steam.. pun intended
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  • oes#1953 oes
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    Qa'pla!
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  • phoenixc#0738 phoenixc
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    Steam-ESO players have a similar problem, especially since ESO doesn't recognise any e-mail addresses that have a "net" or anything besides "com" suffix but they don't tell you that anywhere on the page (it probably just fails when trying to make a login using one) but those email addresses work just fine through Steam. That means that nothing like the Twitch rewards can be linked to the account, nor can any other third party codes be used most of the time.

    That means that either ESO accepts email suffuxes from Steam that they do not accept from anyone else, or much more likely in light of the problem here, Steam uses some sort of SSO tokens to log people into games like ESO and STO, and those tokens are not something you can just write in password book or whatever and use manually.
  • legendarylycan#5411 legendarylycan
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    If it doesn't, that's a recent development, because I had no issue using my .net e-mail to register for ESO during its beta.​​
    Like special weapons from other Star Trek games? Wondering if they can be replicated in STO even a little bit? Check this out: https://forum.arcgames.com/startrekonline/discussion/1262277/a-mostly-comprehensive-guide-to-star-trek-videogame-special-weapons-and-their-sto-equivalents

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  • phoenixc#0738 phoenixc
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    edited April 2022
    legendarylycan#5411 wrote: »
    If it doesn't, that's a recent development, because I had no issue using my .net e-mail to register for ESO during its beta.​​

    Beta was a long time ago, back when .net was the more common suffix for non-corporate emails, so you are probably right. There is a weird idea nowadays that restricting signups to .com somehow discourages bots and goldsellers, and while it really does not work (botters, spammers, and goldsellers have no problem at all with that restriction, they often spoof addresses and use private servers and whatnot for instance) a lot of places believe in the myth.
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