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[Moon M0nkey]

Anyone want to explain why i have a disc one and disc 2 for the game and they both play the game fine it seems im just wondering why i need 2 game discs

PS if half way through the game it ask me to insert disc 2 (Lifes not worth living anymore if all my bioware games are going to do that) >_<

[bensmith91]

Since 360 uses DVDs (as opposed to Blu-Rays) they can no longer fit all the content on one disc for newer games that push the limits. Games like FFXIII will be multi-disc as well. It really has nothing to do with the designer as much as the media used.

[Moon M0nkey]

>_< so half way in the game its going to ask me to insert disc two O GOD DAM lol

[bensmith91]

There are two disc swaps they have said. Disc 1 > 2 > 1. The swaps occur at "bottlenecks" that everyone has to go through (I'd imagine these are spots like in ME1 where you could no longer finish previous sidequests.). For a huge game like ME2, I don't think that switching out a disc twice is that bad

[Moon M0nkey]

I hope installing to the hardrive fixes some sort of issues Man its like pc games again >_<

[Moon M0nkey]

Moon M0nkey wrote...

I hope installing to the hardrive fixes some sort of issues Man its like pc games again >_<

But thanks for your help Sigh well  time to play