I recently purchased Dragon Age: Origins, with no dlc. I was interested in getting some dlc, and saw that the Ultimate Edition was cheaper than Awakenings + the other DLC. If I purchase the Ultimate edition, will it 'upgrade' my standard copy?
@BenTheHun1 Yep it should be a pseudo-upgrade. You'll technically have 2 copies of the base game, but the system should be able to deal with that, and you'll have your DLC too.
Thanks.
Community Admin@BenTheHun1 Yep it should be a pseudo-upgrade. You'll technically have 2 copies of the base game, but the system should be able to deal with that, and you'll have your DLC too.
Thanks.
@rayearth288 wrote:
if i buy this game in steam, i can stil upgrade it? because steam has not have dlcs and bioware points system is not working anymore.
If you buy the Ultimate Edition in Steam yes you'll have all the DLC. The Ultimate Edition includes everything in the download even on Steam so you wouldn't need to deal with the BioWare Social Network.
There is sometimes a small issue with Steam's installation process for this game though (I know through encountering it myself and answering many questions about it on Steam's forums).
Steam doesn't always run a specific .exe file that it's supposed to run, this file adds all the DLC to an "addins.xml" file so the game itself knows they are there and Steam not running it causes the DLC to not show up in-game. Running the file manually that Steam is supposed to run fixes that though.
