Take the 2-minute tour ×  After watching me play, my brother
would also like to purchase the game, but he has an older
laptop, and cannot be sure that the game will be playable and/or
have an acceptable frame rate.  I badly want him to try it, but
he (perhaps rightly) can't justify spending the money until he
can verify that it would run acceptably.  I bought a digital
copy of Diablo III, and consequently wasn't given any Guest Pass
keys for him to play the Starter Edition.  What are our options?
I can only think of one: re-download the game on his laptop, and
sign in with my account. However, I'd prefer if I avoid this,
lest there are any restrictions on number of activations, etc.
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accepted  You can do exactly as you suggested: re-download or
copy your installation and install it (you don't need any code
to do that), it's 100% legal.  You can then log on to your
BattleNet account and try to play.  share|improve this answer
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