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[GuardianAngel470]

 I've already played ME2 on 360 but I wanted to edit the saves so that I could hear all of the extra recorded dialog.  I've got a computer that Runs Crysis and Crysis Warhead on High settings and I already know about the Securom issue alot of people had with Crysis Warhead and EA.  Crysis Warhead is still installed which means so is Securom, but I wanted to know if the PC version of ME2 also had some form of DRM, and if it does how invasive is it.  Any help is appreciated.

[GuardianAngel470]

Ok, thanks. Force of habit coming here i suppose.

[sergio71785]

I have the PC version, on Steam. I actually don't know what DRM ME2 uses.



The fact that I don't know is a good thing, I'd say.

[Snotterkop]

Yeah I use the pc version to. I never noticed something was wrong, just double click and there we go

[Kithayri]

Bioware said that for ME2 the only 'drm' at all is a disc check; they are relying on the Cerberus content (which is all secure) to encourage people not to pirate the game.

[bjdbwea]

Simple DVD check + online verification of DLC.

Modifié par bjdbwea, 06 mars 2010 - 12:24 .

[CraigHB]

I got my copy from Impulse (download). The game installed Adobe AIR and EA Component Activation. That's all it uses for the version I have.

[superimposed]

The retail version requires no on-line activation. It checks the cd-key but doesn't need the internet to do so.