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[GGW KillerTiger]

 So here is the story behind this apparently I pre-ordered the N7 colelctors edition last year on June 08, 2011 from the Origin store (which is why when I went to look it up the week before I could not find it ordered for some reason apparently). So then 8 days before release I went to Gamestop and pre-ordered the regular edition of the game. On release day of the game I picked up the game and purchased the day 1 DLC. Obviously wanting to play everything and download the content once I got home I used the DLC code and Online Activation code so I could play the game. 2 - 3 days later the N7 Collectors edition comes in the mail. So now I can't get my soundtrack without useing the collector editions online pass as well on my same profile. This issue annoys me due to the fact that if I give the extra copy of the game I now have to my friend he won't be able to play online or I don't get my soundtrack. Either way I lose out. Is their anything that can be done about this?

[JustinSaneV2]

Quit playing on a modded and outdated console?

[SR2O]

Give the N7 edition to your friend, have him/her set up an account here and link their gamertag, redeem the online pass, download the soundtrack and then copy the soundtrack to a memory device to transfer to your pc.

Everyone's a winner.

[GGW KillerTiger]

JustinSaneV2 wrote...

Quit playing on a modded and outdated console?

That has nothing to do with what I asked so uh yea reported as spam 

[GGW KillerTiger]

SR2O wrote...

Give the N7 edition to your friend, have him/her set up an account here and link their gamertag, redeem the online pass, download the soundtrack and then copy the soundtrack to a memory device to transfer to your pc.

Everyone's a winner.

Yea except doing that makes the files unplayable ..... Tried that with the DA2 soundtrack ..... Was annoying trying to get that crap to finally work when I got a new computer >.> Also that wuldn't have the soundtrack under my name on here for easy access if I ever needed to do something with my computer requiring me to remove files/reset it to factory settings to fix it.

Modifié par GGW KillerTiger, 21 mars 2012 - 09:49 .

[GGW KillerTiger]

Well due to them having no support of their own and EA's support being crappy as hell I guess I'll have to wait for the e-mail sent to EA about it to get a response (like that will ever happen! Worst support team on earth).

[sheppard7]

It's a zip file with wav files in it. It doesn't require any kind of password and neither did DA2's.

[GGW KillerTiger]

sheppard7 wrote...

It's a zip file with wav files in it. It doesn't require any kind of password and neither did DA2's.

yet they don't play unless you go to the files directly and click open making it so they show up in your media player like 100 times (at least they did for me) .... So yea I had to figure that all out and just said forget it and used a media converter on them :/ Don't feel like doing that for the damn ME3 soundtrack ....

[sheppard7]

Not if you make a playlist with all the songs.

What you're talking about has nothing do with it being how Bioware packaged them but how you brought them up in whatever media player you are using. And the one for Windows kind of sucks about that thing. Grab WinAmp or (bleh) iTunes or any other free media player that supports using playlists.

[GGW KillerTiger]

sheppard7 wrote...

Not if you make a playlist with all the songs.

What you're talking about has nothing do with it being how Bioware packaged them but how you brought them up in whatever media player you are using. And the one for Windows kind of sucks about that thing. Grab WinAmp or (bleh) iTunes or any other free media player that supports using playlists.

Tried that and it didn't work. Anywho I caved in and used the code on my own profile but now the soundtrack isn't showing up at all. This is annoyig .... Oh and I used itunes ... Windows Media Player actually found them and played them properly XD

Modifié par GGW KillerTiger, 21 mars 2012 - 12:13 .