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#26
adanedel

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this is a shame.... another time i get a ilegal copy ¬¬
anyway why the Bioware/EA dont say anything official about this f**** weekend unathorized?

Still I cant play my DLCs

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Scavenger82

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Has this been resolved for anybody yet?

#28
KillerCobra747

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No, it hasn't.

#29
Sakudayo

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WTF Bioware. I just bought Ultimate Edition, spend 2 days trying to authorize DLCs and now I see this.

I'm glad that this is probably server problem, which means the DLCs i bought will work in future, but that's so f-d up.

If they can screw me like this, doesn't it mean I can screw them and pirate the game instead of buying it? At least I'll be able to play it.

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Mifunashiro

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Well I'm going to say what I said in another topic....

Its times like this when all the companies need to go back to basics, and just make everything a reusable CD Key you get when you buy a PC game, and stop relying on all this Internet/Authorization stuff....

It was more simple back then. The only thing that should ever rely on internt etc is Online games period....

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Ziljan

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If a DRM is actually encouraging people to commit piracy, something is really really wrong.

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Norker

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Ziljan wrote...

If a DRM is actually encouraging people to commit piracy, something is really really wrong.


This!

That someone who just pirated the game can play it without having paid a cent while I can't play and spend my $'s on it is just wrong. And it's Murphy that this happened to be my first weekend off this year and I can't even get some playing time in. Image IPB

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Kallikanzarid

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Mifunashiro wrote...

Well I'm going to say what I said in another topic....

Its times like this when all the companies need to go back to basics, and just make everything a reusable CD Key you get when you buy a PC game, and stop relying on all this Internet/Authorization stuff....

It was more simple back then. The only thing that should ever rely on internt etc is Online games period....

Nah, then I won't be able to buy games cheap online. Publishers in Russia SUCK.

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Zychosis

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lets get get out the torches and pitch forks

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Cthuloo

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Zychosis wrote...

lets get get out the torches and pitch forks


LOL i'm afraid torches and pitchforks are a bad solution since we want our games to work :P

Joking aside, a one time authentication should be enough since the game + addons are already registered in your bioware account. This would also save money on maintenance in the long run.

Being a fully trained network engineer i know from personal experience how absolutely awful authentication issues can be to solve, so good luck to the tech staff and get working (not fixing = slacking)! Seriously, the issue should have been fixed by now, my employer would have prepared the 'you're fired' speech by now.

And as a sidenote i have to agree about this issue being really bad for publicity, but accidents do happen and nothing can guard against that.

Modifié par Cthuloo, 11 avril 2011 - 07:55 .


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Eseraene

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I'm with whiteraider. Not being able to use DLC we've paid for without an internet connection -- or when authentication errors occur -- is supremely annoying and quite harmful to developer-customer relations.

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steelrose0

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Eseraene wrote...

I'm with whiteraider. Not being able to use DLC we've paid for without an internet connection -- or when authentication errors occur -- is supremely annoying and quite harmful to developer-customer relations.


ditto! (what's triple-ditto?)  the only thing that was more annoying recently was with the PC version of Bulletstorm - hubby bought it, tried to let me play it on his computer but i had to sign into the Windows Live thing on HIS account since mine didn't "own" the game, and since epic only allowed one (ONE!) save game, if i played at all i would erase his progress.  so imho, microsoft + epic = epic fail.  :P

sorry that was a teeny bit OT, but seriously companies, stop screwing actual paying customers! 

at least i only had to wait 7-8 hours to play - should i be grateful?  :unsure:  i'm glad the "fix" worked for some of you, but sorry you caught Wynne's panties exposed, BigBad!!

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erumaron

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I agree

#39
Scavenger82

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Any updates?...still not working for me!!!

#40
SlfeR

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Just installed the game and no DLCs available, WTF BioWare?!

#41
Kallikanzarid

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Still not working, and it's been four days now <_<

#42
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*READ*

Spread this:

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Marcian Tobay

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So, I just decided after getting Dragon Age: Ultimate for Christmas that today would be the day I played it...

The game can't see my Downloadable Content at all. It isn't "Available, Installing, or Downloaded". Is this the issue everyone else is having?

Recently, I had to partition my harddrive and boot from a new operating system. Even though everything on my computer thinks that it is brand new, Dragon Age has been installed for months, and I was able to successfully start it by rifling through the old hard drive.

Now, my question is: Am I experiencing the same difficulty as everyone else, or is my hardship originating in the new Operating System convincing most of my programs they are from a "different" computer?

Thanks!