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[tklivory]

Currently I have DA:O through Steam, but all my Steam games go to my 'slow' 7200RPM drives, and I have an available DA:O license independent of Steam that I want to put on my SSD (yes, I'm impatient, now hush).  Has anyone tried this before?  I figure it's just a matter of registering the new keys here on BSN/EA, and re-installing the software to the new location, backup/restore the Character profiles and mods, &c, but just curious if anyone else had tried this and run into... trouble...

[RaenImrahl]

Are you trying to run two copies of the game off the same machine at the same time? Or are you trying to put a new copy of the game on but removing the older Steam version?

[tklivory]

RaenImrahl wrote...

Are you trying to run two copies of the game off the same machine at the same time? Or are you trying to put a new copy of the game on but removing the older Steam version?

I want to remove my Steam version and run my other, retail version.  I want to keep my characters/mods and stuff, but I can back those up to another place while I do the transition.  I don't want to have both on the computer at once.

[Thandal N'Lyman]

Ahhh... Easy,

1. Backup your "\\[user's documents]\\Bioware\\Dragon Age\\packages\\core\\override" folder so you have a copy of your installed mods.


2.  Un-install current game choosing the "Keep Saves and Characters" option.

3.  Re-Install the version you want.

4.  Patch to v1.05

5.  Copy your mods back to "\\[user's documents]\\Bioware\\Dragon Age\\packages\\core\\override" folder.

Good-2-Go!

Modifié par Thandal NLyman, 25 juillet 2012 - 02:36 .

[tklivory]

And the Characters folder. Now for the BSN/EA - do I have to use the key provided with the second version to re-register it after de-registering, or can i use the same key that I had with Steam for main game/DLC &c? I guess that's what I'm more concerned with than the other stuff... if they track the product keys by source the way, say, Microsoft does.