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It just popped up on my account after I saw someone mention it else where, nothing said about it. Anyone got any information?
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darthspudius: It just popped up on my account after I saw someone mention it else where, nothing said about it. Anyone got any information?
I wish they giveaway Battlefield 2 for free like 1942 :P
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darthspudius: It just popped up on my account after I saw someone mention it else where, nothing said about it. Anyone got any information?
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Elmofongo: I wish they giveaway Battlefield 2 for free like 1942 :P
Iv got the disc if you want to pay for it lol.
I'll pause my GOG download and see what's going on. If its Battlefield Bad Company 2 for free and for real, every single one of my friends are going to know about it.
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Elmofongo: I wish they giveaway Battlefield 2 for free like 1942 :P
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darthspudius: Iv got the disc if you want to pay for it lol.
Well do you sell stuff on Amazon?

Does the game have bots on the level of 1942?
Finished checking the game on Origin; its currently 9.99 Euros on Origin (its set to show me things in European; not a choice I made. Can you restart Origin and see if the game vanishes from your library?
Nope its 10 euros around here, I hope they're just late to update us.
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leon30: Nope its 10 euros around here, I hope they're just late to update us.
no no no, I mean it just appeared in my account with "NEW" on the corner of the cover. I didnt find it in the shop.
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PookaMustard: Finished checking the game on Origin; its currently 9.99 Euros on Origin (its set to show me things in European; not a choice I made. Can you restart Origin and see if the game vanishes from your library?
Still there...
Post edited October 19, 2015 by darthspudius
It seems that is only for the people that already own the game as retail (also i've seen reports of this happening to peeps owning the Deluxe Edition).
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darthspudius: Still there...
Strange. So you have done nothing before on Origin, and suddenly some time not far ago, BATTLEFIELD BAD COMPANY 2 is in your library. Are you signed in to game beta participations for the Battlefield series though? Check that in your Origin's settings.
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wolfsrain: It seems that is only for the people that already own the game as retail (also i've seen reports of this happening to peeps owning the Deluxe Edition).
Interesting, I have it on Steam and xbox haha.
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wolfsrain: It seems that is only for the people that already own the game as retail (also i've seen reports of this happening to peeps owning the Deluxe Edition).
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darthspudius: Interesting, I have it on Steam and xbox haha.
From this statement, I have made the following conclusion and verdict.

At some point in time, you opened your obviously terrible Steam client in order to play a game of Battlefield Bad Company 2 online. At which point, you were requested to input your EA account credentials, and perhaps the CD key that came with the game, and you did both. Ideally, the EA account you used to log into the game is the same as your EA Origin account. Fast forward to today, you just discovered that Battlefield Bad Company 2 was added to Origin. This is natural considering you logged into the Steam version using your EA Origin account and then activated it on the EA Origin account.

This is not the only game that does this. On the first time launch (per each reinstall of the OS), Alice Madness Returns on Steam asks you to input your EA account details. If you input in an EA Origin account, and then open your Origin account, you'll notice you have Alice Madness Returns in your Origin account.

How do I know this much? I used to have both Steam and Origin open when I got Alice Madness Returns, and I noticed that. As for Battlefield BC2, well, I traded for a Steam gift of the game, then got the CD key from Steam and activated it on Origin and downloaded the game from Origin instead.

Feel free to criticize my reasoning, folks.
Post edited October 19, 2015 by PookaMustard
Daw, couldn't seem to find it, guess I missed it.
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darthspudius: Interesting, I have it on Steam and xbox haha.
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PookaMustard: From this statement, I have made the following conclusion and verdict.

At some point in time, you opened your obviously terrible Steam client in order to play a game of Battlefield Bad Company 2 online. At which point, you were requested to input your EA account credentials, and perhaps the CD key that came with the game, and you did both. Ideally, the EA account you used to log into the game is the same as your EA Origin account. Fast forward to today, you just discovered that Battlefield Bad Company 2 was added to Origin. This is natural considering you logged into the Steam version using your EA Origin account and then activated it on the EA Origin account.

This is not the only game that does this. On the first time launch (per each reinstall of the OS), Alice Madness Returns on Steam asks you to input your EA account details. If you input in an EA Origin account, and then open your Origin account, you'll notice you have Alice Madness Returns in your Origin account.

How do I know this much? I used to have both Steam and Origin open when I got Alice Madness Returns, and I noticed that. As for Battlefield BC2, well, I traded for a Steam gift of the game, then got the CD key from Steam and activated it on Origin and downloaded the game from Origin instead.

Feel free to criticize my reasoning, folks.
Sounds reasonable enough to me, but leave out the Steam is terrible shit. I'm not a GOG fan boy and want to make my own opinions on their client. Which by the way works perfectly and always has done for me personally.
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PookaMustard: From this statement, I have made the following conclusion and verdict.

At some point in time, you opened your obviously terrible Steam client in order to play a game of Battlefield Bad Company 2 online. At which point, you were requested to input your EA account credentials, and perhaps the CD key that came with the game, and you did both. Ideally, the EA account you used to log into the game is the same as your EA Origin account. Fast forward to today, you just discovered that Battlefield Bad Company 2 was added to Origin. This is natural considering you logged into the Steam version using your EA Origin account and then activated it on the EA Origin account.

This is not the only game that does this. On the first time launch (per each reinstall of the OS), Alice Madness Returns on Steam asks you to input your EA account details. If you input in an EA Origin account, and then open your Origin account, you'll notice you have Alice Madness Returns in your Origin account.

How do I know this much? I used to have both Steam and Origin open when I got Alice Madness Returns, and I noticed that. As for Battlefield BC2, well, I traded for a Steam gift of the game, then got the CD key from Steam and activated it on Origin and downloaded the game from Origin instead.

Feel free to criticize my reasoning, folks.
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darthspudius: Sounds reasonable enough to me, but leave out the Steam is terrible shit. I'm not a GOG fan boy and want to make my own opinions on their client. Which by the way works perfectly and always has done for me personally.
I sense a burn here. Does Pookashithead need some sunscreen from that burn?
Stop trying to say steam is shit. If people want to experience the shit for themselves, let them.