If you can download from here, then yes. http://social.bioware.com/user_entitlements.phpMrbob said:
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graywolf323
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Mass Effect is 75% off and Mass Effect 2 40% off
not bad but still hoping Dragon Age: Awakenings is 50% off tomorrow
well you know they say right there on Steam - Offer ends 10am Pacific time
check here to be sure - http://social.bioware.com/user_entitlements.php
my PC version gave me the stuff for the 360 as well so I'd guess so
not bad but still hoping Dragon Age: Awakenings is 50% off tomorrow
derFeef said:FUUUUUUUUUU I missed the Dead Space deal
well you know they say right there on Steam - Offer ends 10am Pacific time
Mrbob said:
check here to be sure - http://social.bioware.com/user_entitlements.php
my PC version gave me the stuff for the 360 as well so I'd guess so
It's not. Look up.graywolf323 said:
Edit: http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=21967793&postcount=19316
Stallion Free said:
Anyway, I just tried it, and it runs a 60 fps except this one spot on the Normandy which is 56. In battles in 60 fps all the way though. Damn it looks so much cleaner, defintely going to use it for a second play through.
My biggest problem with ME1 is that it has some texture streaming problems that are very noticeable, and can cause some slight stuttering. I had some audio issues when I played, but I have no idea what the source was (drivers, w7 64 bit, audio settings?) It's not the greatest PC port, but it's way better than the 360 version. Other than that, ME1 is an amazing game for $5
chixdiggit
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Wow am I pretty disappointed in the Burnout "Ultimate" box. I assumed it included all the DLC. What exactly makes it "Ultimate"? It seems to come with everything the normal version has and nothing more.
New ME2 guys, get your 3 pieces of DLC headgear courtesy of Dr. Pepper.
Instructions here: http://www.destructoid.com/get-mass-effect-2-dr-pepper-promo-dlc-without-dr-pepper-162580.phtml
Instructions here: http://www.destructoid.com/get-mass-effect-2-dr-pepper-promo-dlc-without-dr-pepper-162580.phtml
notworksafe
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You get DLC when you buy the retail game (through the Cerberus Network...ie the website). Firewalker pack (vehicle missions), Zaeed (new character), a new heavy weapon, a shotgun, and a new set of armor are all free.Blizzard said:
EDIT: You also get a suit of armor if you own Dragon Age, and there are some free items from buying sodas...but I doubt those are still around.
Blizzard said:Silly questions:
1. Is there any way to do the equivalent of ctrl-F to search in the Steam browser? That would be really nice. :lol Or I guess I could just use a different browser instead...
2. I heard a couple of people mention DLC for Mass Effect 2, but I don't see it for sale in the store. Can you get it on Steam, and if so how much does it cost? *edit* Someone feel free to correct me, but some searching seems to indicate that I would have to get it off the Bioware store, and it would be like $16 total USD?
3. Aside from the soundtrack and the couple of extra armor/weapon items, is the deluxe version a lot better in your random internet opinion?
4. For anyone who monitors retail, is $24 a price you're unlikely to see Mass Effect 2 for in the near future? I'm very unlikely to play Mass Effect 2 soon since I haven't even started Mass Effect 1, so I can afford to wait a while. (my apologies if asking about a $24 game offends anyone
1. No.
2. Yes, you have to buy the DLC off of Bioware's store.
3. As someone who has bought the deluxe edition, no. Unless you want the soundtrack and digital art book, I would suggest buying the regular edition.
4. If you are going to play it within the next month, go ahead and buy it. However, if you don't intend on touching it for another five or six months, you could probably wait for Steam's Thanksgiving and Holiday sales.
ipukespiders
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esc said:And here's the Dragon Age deal:
What is Dragon Age Origins "Collections"? All DLC contect released?
chixdiggit
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vocab said:
Wow, I feel pretty mislead. The only reason I bought it was to get the DLC stuff that I didn't have on the 360 version. Lesson learned I suppose.
jaundicejuice
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I just bought the PC version of Mass Effect 2 for like 60$ Canadian last week. Fuck. Oh well, I've been meaning to buy Mass Effect on PC and it's kind of hard to pass up at 5$. It'll be interesting to see the performance differences on my new rig :3
OmegaDragon
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MNC said:
The steam prices are too high anyway. You can get ME2 for 20 euros from the big webshops like bol.com.
The Big Rig
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Still never played Mass Effect. Sweet deal today.
Oracle Dragon
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esc said:And here's the Dragon Age deal:
I have the regular old bought-at-a-store version of Dragon Age, can I use the expansion pack from Steam with it? Or I must have the Steam version of DA as well?
Visualante
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Kind of looking forward to the puzzle dimension game. Swedish ball puzzler genre rolls on.
Schmattakopf
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:lolBlizzard said:(my apologies if asking about a $24 game offends anyone
Broadbandito
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JoeMartin said:
Yea, did the pc version turn out to be extremely smooth?
speculawyer
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You should be forced to play TF2 with a 360 controller for asking that.Javaman said:
Broadbandito
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im pissed i snoozed on dead space and mirror's edge would've got both. I just bought ME since i got rid of the 360 version. ME2 I have the 360 version, no need for pc version yet (will wait for the inevitable $5 sale next year)
Technosteve
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i should of gotten dead space sooner it's pretty good, i think i should play on hard since i'm playing it like a loot game. Woo more monster i wonder what they drop =D
zombieshavebrains
I have not used cocaine
speculawyer said:
Sometimes i do that when i'm lazy, TF2 and L4D.
And ME2 Collector's Edition worth it?
graywolf323
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so Awakenings will be $30...
I still might bite but it's not a must grab at that price unlike it would have been at $20 :-(
I still might bite but it's not a must grab at that price unlike it would have been at $20 :-(
matrix-cat
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For those interested in the ME2 Deluxe Edition, know this:
- The soundtrack that comes with it is 12 tracks, while the full soundtrack is 27 (256kbps MP3s)
- The artbook is a 770x554 PDF (40 pages long) and the comic is a similar size (28 pages)
- The documentary is kind of nice, twenty-something minutes long and 720p-ish, but it's all on Youtube.
It's not exactly daylight robbery, but I was disappointed when I bought it and found I only had half a soundtrack and such pathetically tiny art.
- The soundtrack that comes with it is 12 tracks, while the full soundtrack is 27 (256kbps MP3s)
- The artbook is a 770x554 PDF (40 pages long) and the comic is a similar size (28 pages)
- The documentary is kind of nice, twenty-something minutes long and 720p-ish, but it's all on Youtube.
It's not exactly daylight robbery, but I was disappointed when I bought it and found I only had half a soundtrack and such pathetically tiny art.
zombieshavebrains
I have not used cocaine
matrix-cat said:
What about the armor/weapons?
Stallion Free
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Don't bother, none of them are that much better and some are even worse. I wouldn't miss them if I suddenly lost them. Save the money and put it towards the two DLC packs for purchase: Kasumi and Overlord.zombieshavebrains said:
If you purchase Mass Effect 2, set up your Bioware social account and make sure you have (these are all free once you register your key):
-Normandy Crash Site
-Zaeed - The Price of Revenge
-Firewalker
Then go get some Bioware points and purchase:
-Kasumi - Stolen Memory
-Overlord
These all add actual content to the game and are well worth your time. Kasumi and Zaeed are incredibly useful additions to your party, while the Firewalker and Overlord packs add some neat questlines that utilize the Mako replacement which isn't used in the regular game. Normandy Crash Site has some nice atmosphere and music and throwbacks to Mass Effect 1.
Stallion Free
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Reposted for the new page:
If you purchase Mass Effect 2, set up your Bioware social account and make sure you have (these are all free once you register your key):
-Normandy Crash Site
-Zaeed - The Price of Revenge
-Firewalker
Then go get some Bioware points and purchase:
-Kasumi - Stolen Memory
-Overlord
These all add actual content to the game and are well worth your time. Kasumi and Zaeed are incredibly useful additions to your party, while the Firewalker and Overlord packs add some neat questlines that utilize the Mako replacement which isn't used in the regular game. Normandy Crash Site has some nice atmosphere and music and throwbacks to Mass Effect 1.
If you purchase Mass Effect 2, set up your Bioware social account and make sure you have (these are all free once you register your key):
-Normandy Crash Site
-Zaeed - The Price of Revenge
-Firewalker
Then go get some Bioware points and purchase:
-Kasumi - Stolen Memory
-Overlord
These all add actual content to the game and are well worth your time. Kasumi and Zaeed are incredibly useful additions to your party, while the Firewalker and Overlord packs add some neat questlines that utilize the Mako replacement which isn't used in the regular game. Normandy Crash Site has some nice atmosphere and music and throwbacks to Mass Effect 1.
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http://www.fpsbanana.com/tutcats/208
http://www.fpsbanana.com/tuts/6906
There's a tf2 thread in Online.
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=190708
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