1. In this transaction, as I understand it, Steam acts as an intermediary, like any other key store, he just sold you the key. At this stage, EA does not know anything about this. EA enters the case only if someone activates the key code on an existing EA account. We have two events: a) receiving a key from Steam and b) entering a key in EA account. What happens between them, neither Steam nor EA can say. Different people can participate in event a) and event b). We can believe you, but not Steam and not EA. In such situations, by default, Steam and EA blame the person who bought the key in Steam. Of course there are exceptions ..
2. We see that you bought a game pack consisting of
"C&C: RA3",
"C&C: RA3 Uprising",
"C&C 4: Tiberium Twilight",
"C&C: Kane's Wrath",
"C&C: Tiberium Wars".
You said that u can play all other "C&C" games from the pack without any problems, only this one ("C&C 4: Tiberium Twilight") has a problem. I do not have one of these games in Steam and I don’t know the details of how the key is activated in the EA account for them. I see that for this problematic game, before going online, you need to activate the key in the EA account. What happens to the rest of the games in the pack? Is it really only one game from the pack requires such actions?
We see that on your EA account there is not a single "C&C" game. I can’t understand how this can be if you say that the other four games from the pack are working fine.
@TERORISTU , @mrtnptrs Can you clarify this question for me.