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[BretG57]

first off, let me preface this by saying that i have played all your
games and would consider myself loyal to the bioware name.  i get home
from work tonight, expecting to hop on to steam and d/l the newest
installment in my favorite series.  to my utter disbelief, it was not
there. i suffered though that entire dragon age 2, i was okay with the way you nudered the rpg element in me2, but enough is enough my brand loyalty is waning BIOWARE.  PUT THIS GAME ON STEAM IMMEDIATLY or i am going to turn my back on you.  Trust me, i won't be the only one.

P.S.  it's crazy for you to let your publisher be the sole delivery vehicle for you game when their service is crap.  there is already a wonderful retailer that cares about  it's consumer base, and there is no reason for all their loyal fans to buy from some where else because of EA's greed.  

[BansheeFist]

I had the box in my hand at the store earlier today until I noticed it was not Steam-enabled, but used Origin. You'll notice by my avatar that I do not use Origin on a regular basis. In fact, I had to recover my password to even log in to post this message. So, I set the box down and went home to check on Steam for a buy-and-download option, but to no avail. The point? I DON'T WANT TO USE THIS SERVICE. It is simple.. place ME3 on Steam or do not get my money. Tic toc tic toc, Bioware.. we all know you will put it on Steam eventually.. and if the price has come down to $29.99 by that time, then all you will have done is rob yourselves of $30 dollars of my money.

[Captain_Obvious_au]

Guys this has been common knowledge for months now. The issue is that part of Steams terms of use for companies is that they must allow DLC to be sold through Steam - EA is refusing to allow this, hence new EA games aren't on Steam even though all other companies have agreed to it.