I am sure you ' re fine . particularly since you speak English and can explain the situation if questions arise . but there must be a lot of people in a similar situation . I doubt that your ESTAs are linked in the system . <| sep |> Ill just delid my 3570 k oc to 5 ghz and wait for zen dx 12 vulkan will give my cpu extra legs with a vega card i game at 1440 p anyways <| sep |> You don ' t own PC games anymore . As has happened with Darkspore , your games can be erased from your library without any recourse offered to you . Even singleplayer games . Here ' s what it looks like when you go to launch Darkspore on Origin rules I employ 1 . Don ' t buy games with preorder bonuses that include game content . You are helping to artificially limit game content to certain purchasers by buying into this crap . 2 . Don ' t buy games with onerous DRMantitamper schemes like Denuvo . For reasons , see my site Every time you buy a Denuvo game , some of that money goes toward making stronger and even worse DRM become a reality . 3 . Try to buy physical games where possible . These are the only form of games you can actually own . They ' re also exceedingly rare on PC . 3 . Try to buy games from DRMfree distributors like GOG , Humble Bundle some , or IndieGameStand some . 5 . I ' m a PC gamer . I love my PC . But this is by far the worst platform for game ownership . If a game is only available with Denuvo DRM , I will buy it on a console rather than spend a dime supporting Denuvo . Happened already Far Cry Primal , Dishonored 2 , Batman Arkham Knight , Mad Max , and Doom . All of these games I would have bought on Steam if not for Denuvo , but instead I bought them for PS 4 , played them through , then resold them on eBay . 6 . If I do buy a game on Steam , I only pay what I ' m willing to pay to rent a game . This means I don ' t buy many AAA games on Steam anymore because most are priced too high even on sale for rental .