[PC] DA:O The EA Servers Are No Longer Available Message

Hey, Thedas!

 

With the DA: TV announcements being posted all over the land, we see more players jumping in to get more Dragon Age playtime. This is wonderful! For real! Do a run-through of all the games! Why? Because they are amazing!

I wanted to call out some issues that have always bothered the community, and sadly not something that can be updated!

When we log in, we are all familiar with this message!

These connections would take you to the social.bioware.com site, as well as a character data site with screenshots, and other cool images from the community. As these no longer exist, most players will always see these errors within the game!

Unfortunately, these messages cannot be removed from within the game.

What about all my DLC and content items I own and have unlocked?

When you look at this screen, what matters is that you have installed it all through the EA app, or the Steam version and not from other sites or downloads.

The game and content have been updated so that everything should be downloaded through the EA app as normal.

If you are like me and many other gamers, you have more than one drive on your PC. Most games these days have an SSD for your OS and an HDD for your games. When downloading the EA app, you want to make sure it is set to the drive you prefer. When you install the game and its content, make sure that the app location is defaulted to the same drive as this causes issues.

For example: Mine is set to the D: here as that is where the app and all games are installed.

Having issues getting content to install or show up in the game? Check out the Unauthorized DLC Error Guide as it has a lot of steps that can help even if you are not getting this error.

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