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Posted December 11, 2012
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Crosmando: I was joking, but I don't think DAO ever won a GOTY, it's just an "Ultimate Edition", but I didn't know DA2 was ever on Steam, no loss though.
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Pheace: 'winning' a GOTY has nothing to do with games getting a GOTY version released if that's what you were thinking :)
So it is, I apologize for my ignorance. Interesting though that they didn't name it a "Game of the Year Edition" for brand recognition.
Posted December 11, 2012
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StingingVelvet: That was before they changed their TOS. Google it, all the information is out there.
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Crosmando: What section of the TOS is that? I definitely think having to sign up on to the Bioware Social Network counts as some sort of crime against humanity.
The BioWare Social Network was a terrible move (I think). The old forums were some much better and had a much better community.
Posted December 11, 2012
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Crosmando: What section of the TOS is that? I definitely think having to sign up on to the Bioware Social Network counts as some sort of crime against humanity.
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cdnred: The BioWare Social Network was a terrible move (I think). The old forums were some much better and had a much better community.
From my adventures on the BSN, almost every second thread is about romances...
Posted December 12, 2012
After half a week, the THPS HD DLC (say yes to acronyms plethora!) was released on Steam. So at least no DRM strategy. Wished some company - I think it is Atari - would bring also the TDU 2 DLC to Steam instead of only having it in their own online shop and then only Paypal as payment method...
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