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[ZaroktheImmortal]

One problem I have is that it's not across all consoles. I bought Dead Space 2 for playstation 3. But I want to get Dragon Age 2 for PC. So now I have to buy another copy of the same bloody game just to get it for which machine I want the extra content on. What a rip off.

[BTCentral]

Unfortunately part of The The Lion of Orlais and Fadeshear details need updating, they do not come with the Signature Edition despite what was originally said.

It is dependant on retailer participation even if you purchased the Signature Edition.

Modifié par BTCentral, 05 février 2011 - 02:14 .

[LoneFullmetal]

You should add this bit of info about the items:

Fernando Melo wrote...



Promo items appear at your 'home location' in Kirkwall in a chest dedicated for these.

[Morning808]

ZaroktheImmortal wrote...

One problem I have is that it's not across all consoles. I bought Dead Space 2 for playstation 3. But I want to get Dragon Age 2 for PC. So now I have to buy another copy of the same bloody game just to get it for which machine I want the extra content on. What a rip off.

Really? I got Dead Space 2 for 360 and I got the armor for PC and 360

[thepiebaker]

ZaroktheImmortal wrote...

One problem I have is that it's not across all consoles. I bought Dead Space 2 for playstation 3. But I want to get Dragon Age 2 for PC. So now I have to buy another copy of the same bloody game just to get it for which machine I want the extra content on. What a rip off.

or you can do the smart thing and buy the code off ebay

[Stinkface27]

Super handy thread! Thanks, OP!

[OSUfan12121]

Best Buy just announced you get the Amulet of Ashes as well if u pre-order from them.

[LoneFullmetal]

Is the OP going to keep updating? I'd like to simply check here for new DLC info instead of all over the forums.

[Vena_86]

I miss the times where you would just buy the game the developers have worked on for years and install it. Then some time later you would get a decent add-on with more gameplay.



Now you have games with shorter developement time, that are torn appart for the sake of ripping customers off as much as possible. There is no more fun in playing the game when you always feel like you don't get the full experience and you have to research DLC offers, DLC curency bullcrap and go through the obstacle course of finally having everything set up. Even then it will be very obvious what content of the game is poorly implemented DLC with horrible balance issues that mess up the whole game (overpowered items etc.).



The magic of games is gone.

[LoneFullmetal]

Vena_86 wrote...

I miss the times where you would just buy the game the developers have worked on for years and install it. Then some time later you would get a decent add-on with more gameplay.

Now you have games with shorter developement time, that are torn appart for the sake of ripping customers off as much as possible. There is no more fun in playing the game when you always feel like you don't get the full experience and you have to research DLC offers, DLC curency bullcrap and go through the obstacle course of finally having everything set up. Even then it will be very obvious what content of the game is poorly implemented DLC with horrible balance issues that mess up the whole game (overpowered items etc.).

The magic of games is gone.

So far everything is free, I don't see any problem in that. You'd only have to pay extra for the signature edition stuff if you missed out on pre-ordering (which it's only $10 to pre-order and you can cancel at anytime), and the Issac armor by buying Dead Space (or just renting it on PS3).

[mick63j]

i've tried like a hundred times to get the hindsight belt for ps3 and still no luck

[thepiebaker]

LoneFullmetal wrote...

Vena_86 wrote...

I miss the times where you would just buy the game the developers have worked on for years and install it. Then some time later you would get a decent add-on with more gameplay.

Now you have games with shorter developement time, that are torn appart for the sake of ripping customers off as much as possible. There is no more fun in playing the game when you always feel like you don't get the full experience and you have to research DLC offers, DLC curency bullcrap and go through the obstacle course of finally having everything set up. Even then it will be very obvious what content of the game is poorly implemented DLC with horrible balance issues that mess up the whole game (overpowered items etc.).

The magic of games is gone.

So far everything is free, I don't see any problem in that. You'd only have to pay extra for the signature edition stuff if you missed out on pre-ordering (which it's only $10 to pre-order and you can cancel at anytime), and the Issac armor by buying Dead Space (or just renting it on PS3).

depending on where you pre-order they will charge you or not for the pre-order. they usually take a downpayment but that goes towards the total price of the game. so its the same price if you pre-order or go to the store and buy it the day it comes out

Modifié par thepiebaker, 08 février 2011 - 11:12 .

[sickserb]

im still updating

[BTCentral]

sickserb wrote...

im still updating

Good job, thanks again for compiling all the information

[LoneFullmetal]

thepiebaker wrote...

LoneFullmetal wrote...

Vena_86 wrote...

I miss the times where you would just buy the game the developers have worked on for years and install it. Then some time later you would get a decent add-on with more gameplay.

Now you have games with shorter developement time, that are torn appart for the sake of ripping customers off as much as possible. There is no more fun in playing the game when you always feel like you don't get the full experience and you have to research DLC offers, DLC curency bullcrap and go through the obstacle course of finally having everything set up. Even then it will be very obvious what content of the game is poorly implemented DLC with horrible balance issues that mess up the whole game (overpowered items etc.).

The magic of games is gone.

So far everything is free, I don't see any problem in that. You'd only have to pay extra for the signature edition stuff if you missed out on pre-ordering (which it's only $10 to pre-order and you can cancel at anytime), and the Issac armor by buying Dead Space (or just renting it on PS3).

depending on where you pre-order they will charge you or not for the pre-order. they usually take a downpayment but that goes towards the total price of the game. so its the same price if you pre-order or go to the store and buy it the day it comes out

Yeah that's what I'm saying, there's really no extra cost and no reason to fuss.

[Xephyr829]

bestbuy.com has the "Amulet of Ashes":O
www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp
EDIT : Found a topic about already, so this old news. But it should be added to the list.

Modifié par SpectreWarden91, 17 février 2011 - 08:14 .

[Menzana Leanda]

From Dragonage.com

February 22, 2011 marks the launch of the Dragon Age II Demo and a Call to Arms for all BioWare fans. We are actively recruiting an army of Champions, and if we get over 1 million demo downloads and logins on the PC, Xbox 360 and PS3 combined before March 1st, we will unlock two in-game items for the entire community to use in Dragon Age II. Demo download progress will be tracked on this page, so check back often!

To get your download counted, you will need to log into your EA account while playing the demo.

The items that will be unlocked are:
The Far Cliffs of Kirkwall

The Far Cliffs of Kirkwall - Written by a Fereldan refugee as she fled the Blight, this book of poems describes her dreams of a new start in Kirkwall, the city across the sea. Readers will surely be enriched by her insights. (Gives money when read.)
Lothering's Lament

Lothering's Lament - Written by a Fereldan refugee as she fled the Blight, this book of poems contains touching reminiscences of all she had to leave behind. Readers will surely benefit from her experience. (Gives XP boost when read.)

Modifié par Menzana Leanda, 17 février 2011 - 06:38 .

[thepiebaker]

if we download the demo 1 million times then bioware will unlock 2 new items... books that when read will either give you money or exp.... info is on the demo page

EDIT: 'd

EDIT 2: now my question is... will it count if we download it multiple times. such as i download it on my xbox, delete it from my HDD and downloaded it again would that go towards the  DL count?

Modifié par thepiebaker, 17 février 2011 - 07:26 .

[LoneFullmetal]

thepiebaker wrote...

if we download the demo 1 million times then bioware will unlock 2 new items... books that when read will either give you money or exp.... info is on the demo page

EDIT: 'd

EDIT 2: now my question is... will it count if we download it multiple times. such as i download it on my xbox, delete it from my HDD and downloaded it again would that go towards the  DL count?

No, you have to download it and log into a unique EA account for it to count.

I wonder if 1 million people even have EA accounts...

[1xs3thx1]

The ring of whispers:



http://www.epicweapo...&cat=251&page=1

[Phoenixblight]

LoneFullmetal wrote...

thepiebaker wrote...

if we download the demo 1 million times then bioware will unlock 2 new items... books that when read will either give you money or exp.... info is on the demo page

EDIT: 'd

EDIT 2: now my question is... will it count if we download it multiple times. such as i download it on my xbox, delete it from my HDD and downloaded it again would that go towards the  DL count?

No, you have to download it and log into a unique EA account for it to count.

I wonder if 1 million people even have EA accounts...

ANother reason why I think this will fail because not only is the demo locked from silver users until March 1st when this promotion ends. But are people going to create an account after   or before they try a demo? I seriously doubt it. 

Modifié par Phoenixblight, 19 février 2011 - 05:45 .

[thepiebaker]

are you updating this sickserb?

[LoneFullmetal]

Phoenixblight wrote...

LoneFullmetal wrote...

thepiebaker wrote...

if we download the demo 1 million times then bioware will unlock 2 new items... books that when read will either give you money or exp.... info is on the demo page

EDIT: 'd

EDIT 2: now my question is... will it count if we download it multiple times. such as i download it on my xbox, delete it from my HDD and downloaded it again would that go towards the  DL count?

No, you have to download it and log into a unique EA account for it to count.

I wonder if 1 million people even have EA accounts...

ANother reason why I think this will fail because not only is the demo locked from silver users until March 1st when this promotion ends. But are people going to create an account after   or before they try a demo? I seriously doubt it. 

This might actually be more of a recruiting drive for people to make EA accounts then just for people to play Dragon Age, which is actually kind of sad.

[thepiebaker]

id like to imagine that bioware wouldn't agree to something like this for a recruiting drive, or if they did then they'd at least give us another shot at obtaining these items if we fail to get the 1 million mark

[sackyhack]

Well at least with these 2 they're just experience and gold, things you can get for playing for a couple of hours longer. It's not like we're missing out on any weapons or armor if we don't hit the 1m mark.