**The Dragon Age Origins Thread **
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DeluxeWant all the dlc
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OH, heck. I never saw that. I'd get that version too
but MW2 will skint me and then I have to buy Christmas presents so no more games this year.ive jsut seen this game and it looks awesome
have been looking at the versions and what do you guys mean when yo usay DLC ?
i will never be buying anything again from EA electronically after the mess they made with my C&C 3 which resulted in me having to pay again for a boxed copy, so will be e-tailor or steam for me jsut want to know what version to buy.
have been looking at the versions and what do you guys mean when yo usay DLC ?
i will never be buying anything again from EA electronically after the mess they made with my C&C 3 which resulted in me having to pay again for a boxed copy, so will be e-tailor or steam for me jsut want to know what version to buy.
DownLoadable Content.
Extra stuff that you get for the game, another area to explore - Warden's Keep - some music from the soundtrack and some wallpapers.
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Still undecided, but will probably buy the collectors edition on steam. This and Borderlands will be keeping me very busy!
if the 25% off voucher code still works it would be better to buy the digital Deluxe version from EA Store for £29 from £39.
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Yup, it does. Thanks for the heads up 
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Just buy a boxed version for £24.99 then the wardens keep dlc separate for $7? Unless you really want that +crit ring is the wallpaper and soundtrack really worth £10?
Depends if the dlc is lodged with the EA Download Manager. Had a very bad experience with them that involved me being told i'd effectivley lost all the items I had paid for. Customer care is outstanding.
That's a good idea. I'd like the extra area but I think the rings are a lame idea.
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That's what I'm doing, getting the the normal retail version for as cheap as I can find it, plenty of money left over for extra DLC if I choose. I find the stat items pointless. A few days in the toolset and there will be plenty of stuff like that available I would think.
Agreed, the 'exclusive' items are worthless when the game comes with a toolset, and even without one, you'll probably have replaced them with something better after a few day's play.
As for the DLC, the game itself seems huge, I'll worry about the DLC when I've played through the main game.
As for the DLC, the game itself seems huge, I'll worry about the DLC when I've played through the main game.
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Yeah, I think you guys are right. The items would probably be replaced pretty quickly by much better items found in-game. The DLC does sound cool, but would probably be bored by the time I got to it anyway!
It all depends on the price. Steam isn't too bad, but of course EA store has the 25% off...although I really dislike EA store, so I would pay extra for Steam. Decisions decisions!!!
It all depends on the price. Steam isn't too bad, but of course EA store has the 25% off...although I really dislike EA store, so I would pay extra for Steam. Decisions decisions!!!
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Seems like it
I always used to get new releases in a box. But Steam has improved so much recently, and I find the auto-update and easy install such a time saver. I still miss boxes tbh, and do find myself torn. I bought Borderlands on Steam yesterday (my biggest purchase on there) and think I will get Dragon Age on there when I get home this evening. I used to just use it for specials and the under £10 type games.