Diablo2: resurrected marked owned and added to recent games, but not actually owned

[yoshimo]

Describe the bug
In the Galaxy client, diablo 2: resurrected is marked as owned and was added to the recent games list.
It was installed during the beta weekend (which would explain the entry in the recent games list)
I uninstalled the beta, the "recent game" entry won't be removed.
If that is intended, debatable.
BUT:
it is still marked as owned and ready for install.

The Bnet Client shows the shop link on the D2 resurrected section, which is expected as i didn't buy the game yet.

The api says:

`

titleId	5198665
localizedGameName	"Diablo® II: Resurrected™"
gameAccountName	null
gameAccountUniqueId
gameAccountId	NUMBER
gameServiceRegionId	100
programId	5198665
gameAccountRegion	"GLOBAL"
regionalGameFranchiseIconFilename	"diablo-ii-resurrected.svg"
gameAccountStatus	"Good"
lastPlayedDateMillis	162752447000
titleHasSubscriptions	false
titleHasGameTime	false
accountSubscriptionView	null
gameTimeView	null
displayOrder	9007
customDownloadLink	null

`

I can trigger the install from galaxy , will check later what happens then.

I would have expected the game is NOT listed as owned, since beta is over and i don't own the game and that the recent games entry vanishes when the beta was uninstalled.

[bartok765]

Unfortunately distinction between different game versions is not supported in current plugin architecture.

As you see - we rely on ACCOUNTS API which does not provide information on which game version you played/created the account.

This information is available locally on battlenet config, but it is something we rely about status of installed game. We can't rely on this to show ownership because the entry may be NOT there if you never installed it on this computer.

The best solution is to dig more into blizzard internal APIs. Maybe protobufs like in #33

[yoshimo]

The funny thing is, if you install it that way, the game seems to run properly at first, then detects you haven't logged in in the last 30 days, tries to establish a bnet connection and fails with an unknown error.
Doesn't tell you that you maybe need to buy the game.