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Emoking wrote...
@Stanley Woo
We seriously want no part of what Balhaar is saying, so don't kill the thread simply because of him please.
Seriously now GTFO. You have now crossed the line into telling people to steal Biowares hard work.
Alex06 wrote...
Not sure if it's been answered, and I'm not willing to sift through 220-something pages to see it, but does ME3 require you to insert the disc into the DVD drive to play?
Cool, so I install it, authenticate it through Origin, then I can play without ever running Origin again? Sounds fine by me.Emoking wrote...
Alex06 wrote...
Not sure if it's been answered, and I'm not willing to sift through 220-something pages to see it, but does ME3 require you to insert the disc into the DVD drive to play?
No. Installation of Origin and verification through Origin is required instead of a disc-check.
prepare to be flamed, etcAlex06 wrote...
Cool, so I install it, authenticate it through Origin, then I can play without ever running Origin again? Sounds fine by me.Emoking wrote...
Alex06 wrote...
Not sure if it's been answered, and I'm not willing to sift through 220-something pages to see it, but does ME3 require you to insert the disc into the DVD drive to play?
No. Installation of Origin and verification through Origin is required instead of a disc-check.
Chris' post clearly says no internet connection is required to run or play single player...That means no Origin is required to run the SP portion game, since you have to log in through Origin, and for that, you need an active internet connection.Unit-Alpha wrote...
Mr-Ludluck wrote...
Thanks for the replys, I was hoping I could install and authorize the game on a friend's computer (he installed Origin for BF3) and then move the game, files and everything, to mine and just play the singleplayer. But if Origin is like Steam and you need the the client to run the games, that could be a bit of a problem. Does anyone here know if that's the case?
For now, yes, you need Origin to even run the SP game.
Alex06 wrote...
Not sure if it's been answered, and I'm not willing to sift through 220-something pages to see it, but does ME3 require you to insert the disc into the DVD drive to play?
Modifié par Dragoonlordz, 16 janvier 2012 - 07:30 .
Chris Priestly wrote...
This deos not need to be stickied, just like previous Origin threads did not need to be stickied. If fans want to continue to discuss this, it will remain near the top of the forums.
Why? I didn't say anything wrong. Chris' post clearly says we do not need an online connection to play. That means no Origin, since Origin requires you to have an active online connection.PnXMarcin1PL wrote...
prepare to be flamed, etcAlex06 wrote...
Cool, so I install it, authenticate it through Origin, then I can play without ever running Origin again? Sounds fine by me.Emoking wrote...
Alex06 wrote...
Not sure if it's been answered, and I'm not willing to sift through 220-something pages to see it, but does ME3 require you to insert the disc into the DVD drive to play?
No. Installation of Origin and verification through Origin is required instead of a disc-check.
Emoking wrote...
IsaacShep wrote...
Nop. No one seems to be doing anything about itEmoking wrote...
On-topic:
Has that petition been sorted? Is there a link to it?
*sad-face*
Okay, I'll get on that in an hour or two, after I've watched some TV, if no-one else has done it.
So if I install the game from the DVD, I have to always keep the DVD in the disc drive to play single player?Dragoonlordz wrote...
Alex06 wrote...
Not sure if it's been answered, and I'm not willing to sift through 220-something pages to see it, but does ME3 require you to insert the disc into the DVD drive to play?
In theory the answer is no because of the fact comes with Origin. With Origin registering your games on the client allows you to obtain a digital version of the game to download and install instead of using the CD. Aswell as what others have also said.
Modifié par Alex06, 16 janvier 2012 - 07:33 .
To run Origin in the background, you need an internet connection, thus, that would contradict the entire concept of "You don't need to be connected to the internet to play single player".casadechrisso wrote...
Alex06:
Not sure if you need to run Origin in the background or not for SP, but you probably won't need the DVD ever again for playing.
Modifié par outlaw1109, 16 janvier 2012 - 07:34 .
Alex06 wrote...
So if I install the game from the DVD, I have to always keep the DVD in the disc drive to play single player?
Alex06 wrote...
To run Origin in the background, you need an internet connection, thus, that would contradict the entire concept of "You don't need to be connected to the internet to play single player".casadechrisso wrote...
Alex06:
Not sure if you need to run Origin in the background or not for SP, but you probably won't need the DVD ever again for playing.
Alex06 wrote...
So if I install the game from the DVD, I have to always keep the DVD in the disc drive to play single player?Dragoonlordz wrote...
Alex06 wrote...
Not sure if it's been answered, and I'm not willing to sift through 220-something pages to see it, but does ME3 require you to insert the disc into the DVD drive to play?
In theory the answer is no because of the fact comes with Origin. With Origin registering your games on the client allows you to obtain a digital version of the game to download and install instead of using the CD. Aswell as what others have also said.
I wasn't asking about the digital version, I was asking if, by any chance, I can install from DVD, and never use Origin nor the disc again to play single player? Or is that impossible, and considered piracy?
Modifié par Dragoonlordz, 16 janvier 2012 - 07:38 .
EA has claimed that there is a problem with STEAM TOS, specifically that there is an issue with in-game marketplaces to purchase DLC (hence the removal of DA2...). Source.
Our friend Gabe, on the other hand, remains non-specific. Making similar statements as EA, but neither side is backing down. Source.
(I googled for sources, you can do the same if you dont trust mine)
EA wants to pursue every avenue to get DLC customers and Valve/Steam TOS doesn't allow that specific in-game avenue. They (EA) have basically chosen their right to make DLC available in an in-game market place over making it available via STEAM.
Mesina2 wrote...
Emoking wrote...
IsaacShep wrote...
Nop. No one seems to be doing anything about itEmoking wrote...
On-topic:
Has that petition been sorted? Is there a link to it?
*sad-face*
Okay, I'll get on that in an hour or two, after I've watched some TV, if no-one else has done it.
Bioware doesn't allow petitions nor they look at them.
It's a waste of time.
Modifié par Chris Priestly, 16 janvier 2012 - 07:42 .
Hiding it? It's open and running lively for 220 pages now, I don't see how not stickying this is 'hiding' it.Dave of Canada wrote...
Chris Priestly wrote...
This deos not need to be stickied, just like previous Origin threads did not need to be stickied. If fans want to continue to discuss this, it will remain near the top of the forums.
Considering how this is quite a big deal, trying to hide it isn't a great idea.
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