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Anonymous

13 years ago

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Problems with Battle for Middle-Earth

Ok first of all I couldn't find any of the Lord of the Rings games on the "Choose product list" Anyway recently I wanted to play BFME (the first one) again, Well turns out the disk got damaged it mo...

ThandalNLyman
13 years ago
Nothing anyone here can do for you.

a) The AHQ is for "player-to-player" technical self-help.
b) If the game isn't listed in the AHQ menu, it's because there isn't a community here for it.
c) Problems with accounts, missing activation codes, or defective discs can only be resolved by the EA Game Advisors at: http://help.ea.com/contactus.
[EDIT: On that site the only game in the series that's listed is "LotR: BFME2", so use that to get to the Support folk
From Wikipedia: "The online servers of The Battle for Middle Earth were permanently closed on December 31, 2010 by EA Games, due to the expiration of The Lord of the Rings gaming rights. The game is no longer on sale and not available for online play, however it is still possible to use the multiplayer function of the game via virtual private network programs.".]

ThandalNLyman

13 years ago

Nothing anyone here can do for you.

a) The AHQ is for "player-to-player" technical self-help.

b) If the game isn't listed in the AHQ menu, it's because there isn't a community here for it.

c) Problems with accounts, missing activation codes, or defective discs can only be resolved by the EA Game Advisors at: http://help.ea.com/contactus.

[EDIT: On that site the only game in the series that's listed is "LotR: BFME2", so use that to get to the Support folk

From Wikipedia: "The online servers of The Battle for Middle Earth were permanently closed on December 31, 2010 by EA Games, due to the expiration of The Lord of the Rings gaming rights. The game is no longer on sale and not available for online play, however it is still possible to use the multiplayer function of the game via virtual private network programs.".]