Hi there,
Anyone has experience on the two games? Just bought a NVIDIA RTX 2060 and at the moment they are giving away a copy of Battlefield V or Anthem.
As far as I know battlefield V is a fps game while Anthem is a online multiplayer. I am bad at playing FPS games while have never played online games before. At the moment I consider to resell it. Is it possible?
If not possible, which game do you guys reckon to keep? Many thanks.
Ok thanks for the advice
Battlefield V didn't sell particularly well so I'd be going Anthem if you're intending to re-sell it.
Thanks for the advice
Fairly sure you can't resell these anymore, you need the GPU in your PC to redeem the games or something,
That’s sad if it is true…
I'm pretty sure its true. However, there are many people disappointed over BFV and the "feminism issue" on top of the bugs, so its not a great title AAA title to get. On the other hand, all of the hype for Anthem has died down and many people complain about the game's quality and boring/repetitiveness so it looks like one of those titles that won't be popular.
If you can't sell it, BFV still seems like a more enjoyable title.
If you can sell it, get Anthem and sell it asap. The funds can help expand your Steam library.
the "feminism issue"
Understandable given the historic accuracy aspect of the game. Now back to dying and being resurrected repeatedly just like they did in WW2!
Redeeming such games now involves a verification step (using their 'Geforce Experience' software) to ensure a qualifying GPU is installed in the PC.
Ok to resell to someone else with the same family of GPU's that doesn't have the game, but not so great for users of other GPU's.
BFV was half off already
Anthem 100%
For the user to redeem the code, they'll also need an RTX card in the system as it's a 2-step verification process. Something that you'll want to warn the buyer about.
It is possible to sell off Anthem, I know as I bought a code last week for it from reddit. As far as redeeming requiring an RTX card, this is true, there is a workaround, but it's dodge.
Yes, it involves the buyer handing their Nvidia account credentials to the seller, so they can redeem it using their system with the GPU installed, but in this day & age it would be stupid to go down that path.
Many thanks for the explanations. I reckon it will be hard to sell based on why you described. Worst scenario I will still have a new game into my library :)
if it's resell, i would go anthem and sell it as soon as you get it. It's a newer game so more demand.