Caporegime
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Ack forgot about ME3, if its not on steam I won't be buying it and I'll definitely be missing that one
Just wait til you need different clients for valve, EA, Activision, Codemasters, Microsoft, etc. etc. and they all want to start with your PC and need to be running to play the different games...
Yeah, we might almost get to the point where, we just install games individually, and like, open them up on their own without opening up something in between, and have like all our games listed in an easily accessible list, where they just load up straight from the shortcut.......... god forbid.
I still hate steam, EADM, download, install, turn off, never open again. Don't need it open to play games, I don't have to have something running in the background, I can just click the shortcut for the game I want to play and it like, opens.
Personally I find the whole loading steam which is far from instant, to load a game, which in steam is always slower for me than games out of it, really ruddy irritating.
I have this list of my games, which is instant, and I click a icon and boom, the game loads.
If Origin maintains EADM's situation of letting you play games independantly, I'll like it, if not, I'll dislike it as much as steam.
The one thing I really hate is that while my ea account is linked into bioware and the like, so I buy points on EAstore(with cokezone points for bioware DLC are silly cheap on ea store) and its automatically useable in Dragon age and ME1/2.
The thing I dislike is having to log into Dragon's age every time, though, IIRC ME1/2 don't make you do that. If Origin could take all these games, as they've been quite RPG heavy, which are DLC heavy, and stop all the ridiculous bioware DLC buying systems they have and add it all into one easy system that would be great.
Of course the way Bioware has gone ME3 is looking increasingly likely to be my last RPG from them anyway.
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