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Thanks, guess my hopes were too high but ... then again, I understand. They still sell the games of course, so selling the DLC's isn't absurd. I just felt very excited about this page and how I suddenly believed it was already Christmas !
EDIT : I've tried with Witch Hunt (DA:O story DLC) and it works perfectly fine. Guess it's only for ME1 and DA:O. Just saying if anyone else here has had the same questions than me.
- Kenny326738 years agoSeasoned Vanguard
I'm not sure what's going on with Witch Hunt but officially it isn't free and is still meant to be a paid DLC.
The DLC on that page that are officially free are:
Dragon Age Origins:
The Stone Prisoner
Dragon Age II:
The Black Emporium
Mass Effect:
Bring Down The Sky
Pinnacle Station
Mass Effect 2:
Firewalker Pack
Zaeed - The Price of Revenge
Cerberus Weapon and Armor
Normandy Crash Site
Cerberus Arc Projector
There are actually more free DLC for this which can be obtained via the Origin client for PC or via the in-game menu on the Xbox (not sure about PlayStation 3). They are:
Recon Hood
Sentry Interface
Umbra Visor
Blood Dragon Armor
Terminus Weapon and Armor
Need For Speed Shift 2 - Unleashed:
Speedhunters and Legends Pack
Everything else on that page is still meant to be paid DLC.
- It's been so long since I had to check into the subject, I hadn't realized they made TSP free-to-download. Good job. Everyone who plays DAO should be able to meet Shale!
- Fred_vdp8 years agoHero+
@ThandalNLyman wrote:
It's been so long since I had to check into the subject, I hadn't realized they made TSP free-to-download. Good job. Everyone who plays DAO should be able to meet Shale!I think they may have done that around the time EA got rid of the "Online Pass" for all their games. Shale and Cerberus Network were the equivalents for BioWare and were made available for everyone.
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