Russian Version let not Activate EU/US Version!

[Kankkis]

So now you must make new accout for german il2

[MD_Titus]

reading all of the thread on how to get the russian version, and precautions to take? nah, that's for wusses.

[adonys]

talk with Steam guys. They should be able to move the russian version to another account, but you'll have to persuade them to do it

[Vevster]

Originally Posted by adonys

talk with Steam guys. They should be able to move the russian version to another account, but you'll have to persuade them to do it

And pay 40 $, that would be ironic

[Ploughman]

I forgot to set it up in a differrent account. Looks like I'll be £29.99 out of pocket, ah well, spent more on crap curry.

[desastersoft]

Originally Posted by Kankkis

So now you must make new accout for german il2

NOW i know it, but it does not help, because i have used my DVD BOX Code on same as Russian and you cannot move it... Crazy system...

[Kankkis]

Are y sure it is used?

I mean it is possible that it used Russian key for new download

[FA_Bowman]

Just a quick one Guys

And a bit O/T

Even if you do have 2 Stream accounts on 1 machine, when you do install the DVD or Western Stream version, if you already have the Russian version, you will need to rename the folder for your Russian install.

Because Stream will try to install in the same place on a common machine even though there are two seperate accounts.

So change;

D:/Stream/StreamApps/common/il-2 sturmovik cliffs of dover

To;

D:/Stream/StreamApps/common/il-2 sturmovik cliffs of dover_Russian


And then when you do your second install Stream will install to the default location.


However; Once you do this you will not be able to launch the Russion version via Stream you will need to put in a shortcut, also to update you will need to rename you Western install to;


D:/Stream/StreamApps/common/il-2 sturmovik cliffs of dover_UK

And change you Russian version back to the default folder name so that Stream can find it again.

Phew

FA_Bowman

[JG52Uther]

Good to know Bowman thanks!

[Ploughman]

Did you sort your problem out desaster?