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This is how a new age of epic fantasy RPGs was spawned.

<span class="bold">Dragon Age: Origins - Ultimate Edition</span>, which marked the triumphant resurgence of epic party-based RPGs, is available now, DRM-free on GOG.com, with a 60% launch discount.

Some RPG enthusiasts enjoy customizing their character and carefully picking their travelling companions based on both their personalities and combat skills. Some enjoy dark, engaging narratives with branching elements and dozens of side-quests. Others just want to hack at giant dragons and demonic hordes. Dragon Age: Origins walked the extra mile, also letting players shape their legendary Grey Warden by playing through their unique backstory. The whirlwind of wild magic, gruesome battles, complex politics, tough moral choices, and dramatic moments that ensued helped cement this epic adventure as one of the most influential ones in recent memory. And that was even before that night when Morrigan approached you with a certain offer...

Gather your party of memorable NPCs and venture against the tides of darkness in <span class="bold">Dragon Age: Origins - Ultimate Edition</span>, DRM-free on GOG.com.
The 60% launch discount will last until July 21, 12:59 PM UTC.
Post edited July 14, 2016 by maladr0Id
AMAZING RPG, I'm really glad that it's on GOG :D
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Skysect: I am wondering about this too :)
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Thiev: If it isn't included in Promotional Items Pack, then the answer is no.
Is there a cheat or mod to bring it back?
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dBLOOD: Already have it on Origin, butt Fuck EA!
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Thiev: I'm certain it will help us bring more EA titles here. -_-
IKR!
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tinyE: What? Dead Space?

DA would literally take me three months to download and none of our guest would be able to check email in that time. :P
Wow, how slow is your Internet? :( I could download that in 1:40 if the download sustained at my full speed the whole time, or more likely 2 hours. Are you connected to the Internet via 2 tin cans and a string or something? :)
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deonast: Damn you EA with your MP3 soundtrack. Can't be an ultimate edition without a FLAC soundtrack thrown in, in my opinion. Oh well guess I bought it for the game anyway.
If there's demand for it, GOG might be able to negotiate a FLAC release in the future as they've done for countless other games in the past, although they'll have to ensure they're actually FLAC and not just MP3s converted to FLAC by idiots or sheisters at the publisher. :)
Post edited July 14, 2016 by skeletonbow
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dBLOOD: Already have it on Origin, butt Fuck EA!
One'd think that if you're (very understandably and I'd dare say naturally) against EA, you wouldn't have the game on the platform they own. Or at least not brag about it...
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tinyE: What? Dead Space?

DA would literally take me three months to download and none of our guest would be able to check email in that time. :P
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skeletonbow: Wow, how slow is your Internet? :( I could download that in 1:40 if the download sustained at my full speed the whole time, or more likely 2 hours. Are you connected to the Internet via 2 tin cans and a string or something? :)
Heh, that works out at under 25 kbps. Maybe a 28.8k dial-up connecting at less?
Post edited July 14, 2016 by Cavalary
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tinyE: What? Dead Space?

DA would literally take me three months to download and none of our guest would be able to check email in that time. :P
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skeletonbow: Wow, how slow is your Internet? :( I could download that in 1:40 if the download sustained at my full speed the whole time, or more likely 2 hours. Are you connected to the Internet via 2 tin cans and a string or something? :)
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deonast: Damn you EA with your MP3 soundtrack. Can't be an ultimate edition without a FLAC soundtrack thrown in, in my opinion. Oh well guess I bought it for the game anyway.
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skeletonbow: If there's demand for it, GOG might be able to negotiate a FLAC release in the future as they've done for countless other games in the past, although they'll have to ensure they're actually FLAC and not just MP3s converted to FLAC by idiots or sheisters at the publisher. :)
Not three months for the download itself, but three months all together. I'd get 10Gb and need to wait a month for the reset, download 10Gb, wait another month, finally grab those last 2 Gb.
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tinyE: Not three months for the download itself, but three months all together. I'd get 10Gb and need to wait a month for the reset, download 10Gb, wait another month, finally grab those last 2 Gb.
Holy shit, you have a 10GB/month cap? That's terrible! I'm on the 2nd tier of my ISP at 30Mbps and our cap is like 350-400GB or so and they do not enforce it or bitch unless you go over significantly 2-3 months in a row. Internet + phone costs me about $105/month.
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tinyE: Not three months for the download itself, but three months all together. I'd get 10Gb and need to wait a month for the reset, download 10Gb, wait another month, finally grab those last 2 Gb.
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skeletonbow: Holy shit, you have a 10GB/month cap? That's terrible! I'm on the 2nd tier of my ISP at 30Mbps and our cap is like 350-400GB or so and they do not enforce it or bitch unless you go over significantly 2-3 months in a row. Internet + phone costs me about $105/month.
The nearest town to me has a population of 88. :P What do you expect? :P
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tinyE: The nearest town to me has a population of 88. :P What do you expect? :P
Wow, ok.. I guess that explains it then. Fibre Internet! Not fibre optic... Straw. :)
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tinyE: The nearest town to me has a population of 88. :P What do you expect? :P
With that kind of internet caps? 88 potential murderers...
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skeletonbow: Wow, how slow is your Internet? :( I could download that in 1:40 if the download sustained at my full speed the whole time, or more likely 2 hours. Are you connected to the Internet via 2 tin cans and a string or something? :)

If there's demand for it, GOG might be able to negotiate a FLAC release in the future as they've done for countless other games in the past, although they'll have to ensure they're actually FLAC and not just MP3s converted to FLAC by idiots or sheisters at the publisher. :)
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tinyE: Not three months for the download itself, but three months all together. I'd get 10Gb and need to wait a month for the reset, download 10Gb, wait another month, finally grab those last 2 Gb.
Europeland has LTE services that are pay-when-you-want and you can get 36 GB with pre-paid LTE around here for 200 PLN (approx. $50..)

Do you have access to relatively cheap LTE over there?
Game very definitely fits into the catagory of 'it's easy, therefore it's good'. If you're looking for anything other than generic, poorly written cut scenes strong together(i.e gameplay, depth, a decent ai and so on) look elswhere. But hopefully it will lead to some more good games(rather than just easy) coming here.

My question is, does the gog version come with the awful memory leak that never got fixed?
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tinyE: Not three months for the download itself, but three months all together. I'd get 10Gb and need to wait a month for the reset, download 10Gb, wait another month, finally grab those last 2 Gb.
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JudasIscariot: Europeland has LTE services that are pay-when-you-want and you can get 36 GB with pre-paid LTE around here for 200 PLN (approx. $50..)

Do you have access to relatively cheap LTE over there?
Isn't that related to mobile phones, cell phones?
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tinyE: Isn't that related to mobile phones, cell phones?
But not limited to, you usually get a USB modem and can use it with normal PC / notebook machine
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JudasIscariot: Europeland has LTE services that are pay-when-you-want and you can get 36 GB with pre-paid LTE around here for 200 PLN (approx. $50..)

Do you have access to relatively cheap LTE over there?
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tinyE: Isn't that related to mobile phones, cell phones?
Yes, it is but you can also get LTE for the house too in some countries. You have to be within its coverage area in order to get any use out of it, otherwise you get bumped down to HSPA speeds.
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tinyE: Isn't that related to mobile phones, cell phones?
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Thiev: But not limited to, you usually get a USB modem and can use it with normal PC / notebook machine
This ^ It's how I net installed a Linux distro when my main net was out :D
Post edited July 14, 2016 by JudasIscariot