I installed both discs onto my HDD, to cut down on noise and hopefully avoid having to disc swap. But alas on top of having to deal with TONS of bugs (graphics, broken physics, and team mates that run directly in to the line of fire instead of taking cover), I also have to deal with the lack of forsight to make it possible to avoid disc swapping.
Additionally WTF with the load / reload times.
Thank EA for ruining another good game company, I'm sure they'll close this one in a few years too.
Why do I still have to disc swap?!?
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WALADD
, févr. 06 2010 03:23
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Posté 06 février 2010 - 04:24
smudgedhorizon
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Much as I dislike EA, this one isn't their fault. Every game on the 360 with multiple discs (most RPGS have at least 2) require the respective disc to be in the tray regardless of whether you install it or not.
It's like an anti-piracy measure. It has to perform a disc check. Sure, it gets a little confusing with 3 and 4 disc games, but no big deal
It's like an anti-piracy measure. It has to perform a disc check. Sure, it gets a little confusing with 3 and 4 disc games, but no big deal
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Posté 06 février 2010 - 06:19
Smith55js
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It's a shame Microsoft can't let you purchase a game license to prevent that. That way, you could rent the game, copy the discs to your Xbox, then purchase the license so there would be no disc swapping.
