Dragon Age: Origins - Ultimate Edition is $5€

I don't know if it's still possible, but ~2 years ago I could use my Origin Dragon Age Origins - Ultimate Edition key (I bought the game a few years ago directly on Origin) at Steam too

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PHAZE7

"This item is currently unavailable in your region" :(

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TheBeastDam

5€ - Ultimate for Greece, I got it ofc :D

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Hikkomi

I'm thinking about getting DA:O for steam too.
I already have it as standalone for a couple of years now but I can't add that retail key to steam.

And therefore I already have a bioware account with some unlocked extras for DA:O and DA2. If I now get a steam version can I link that second copy of DA:O somehow with my old bioware account? I don't want to create another bioware account.

Edit: And another problem came up when I tried to login to my bioware account. It seems they completely moved to Origins managment now and my old login don't seem to work and the new login after I reset my password don't seem to work either.
I'll guess that means I keep my paws of a 2nd DA:O

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Mew2

This.

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Rinarin

You log in when you are in-game, so the extras show up in-game as long as they are tied to your account, if I recall correctly.

But, you'll need to find out how to solve your log in issues to do that, I guess. Good luck.

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Hikkomi

Thanks for the info, It seems I can login on the bioware site aswell now. It took a while after I reset the password but it seems to work now.

Do I understand it correct: I buy for those 5€ the permission to add it to my steam library, can download the files with steam and after starting the game I will be able to use my old login from the retail version?

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Rinarin

Well, at least I was able to log in with my old account (didn't make a new one) and it had kept all my info. I did have an issue with the DLC later on but I followed some of the instructions on some thread and they got recognised eventually.

I haven't played the game in quite a while so I can't remember the exact details, sorry for that.

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Infernotoni

Well even if he manages to login there is an ultra old unfixed bug (it's still an EA game after all) too: Before running Dragon Age, you have to start the process that looks up the DLCs for you. Press [Windows-key]+[R] and type "services.msc". Then activate the Dragon Age updater in the list. Just saying.

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Hikkomi

Yes, I know about that bug from the retail version and always managed to get the DLCs loaded.
I secretly was hoping i won't have to do it on the steam version but I will get that managed if I have to do it there too.

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Rinarin

Yeah there is an issue with the DLC but there are some workarounds, as you mentioned. Had an issue as well.

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Ayatakaneiro

Thanks for heads-up, gonna grab a copy :)
have a free bump

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mRevan

I heard this game is REALLY good? Is this true? I've already bought it. So too late.

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Hikkomi

Another question: Is the steam version of Dragon Age: Origins a TRUE steam version or is it the same Bull$hit you get with the Assassin's Creed games that you get handed down to their origin/uplay ?

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Mew2

You can launch DA: O directly from Steam.

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Infernotoni

You still need a Origin/Bioware account ;)
But yes, even the Origin version runs without Origin required.

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Hikkomi

yes, I already have a bioware account from my retail version of dragon age. I was only asking because i dont want to install another gaming platform like I'm forced with Assassin's Creed.

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LisaCooper91

Sigh. Bought the Ultimate Edition, even though I got DA:O on Xbox 360... Just couldn't resist for that price... Oh well, it's a good game. It'll be fun playing it again.

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Hikkomi

I know the feeling. It's just that good of a game.

The only thing stopping me at the moment are those 2 questions I've written above, but I still got abour 22hours to buy it (again) for that price.

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10uROnLy

i dont know why but it is closed for my country.I live in istanbul.by the way standard game is open for sale.

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