Redeem EA Key
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I can't seem to figure out the right way to do it...
Last bumped on Aug 24, 2025, 12:51:38 PM
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I got a client (0.2).
I have bought the EA key on site. It says Path of Exile 2 Early Access Key Used: false This key can be redeemed on the Path of Exile website. And what do I do afterwards? |
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" https://www.pathofexile.com/shop/redeem-key |
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" what site did you buy it on |
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I bought it here naturally.
For my account I get a message This key is not applicable to your account |
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Hey there,
An Early Access key should be automatically applied to your Path of Exile account when purchased so you will not need to input a key to gain access. Additional Early Access packs purchased or keys gained after you get access should appear as keys that can be sent to friends or family here: https://www.pathofexile.com/my-account/early-access To redeem an Early Access Key that you have received you can do so from here: https://www.pathofexile.com/shop/redeem-key The Steam and Epic Client Keys should unlock the Path of Exile 2 Client in your Steam or Epic Libraries, these do not provide Early Access. Do not share the Client Keys as you will need this if you wish to play through Steam or Epic. Client Keys can be found by following the link above. | |
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It should, but it ain't.
Could you lend me a hand, maybe I'm doing something wrong. I got the EA key. For this account. By this account. When I start the client it launches v 0.2 I can't seem to do anything about it. I'm afraid to redownload the client because it'd take a lot of time and I'm not sure if I get v 0.2 again. Last edited by feorh1919#7025 on Aug 24, 2025, 11:32:26 AM
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Hey there,
Could you please contact us at support@grindinggear.com and we'll be able to better assist you with this as soon as possible. Please make sure to explain the exact issue you are having and if you are seeing any error messages, please send us screenshots so we can look into it for you. | |
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0.2 is the current version of POE2. 0.3 will not launch until 5 days from now.
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