This might seem like a stupid question but I want to start a DragonAge game but my husband halready has one on the same profile. I don't want to accidentally save over his in the process of mine saving so I wanted to know if you can have two different games on the one profile. It's hard to tell with some games anymore and the booklet says nothing. Thank you!
DantesGirl05
You definitely can but if you're worried about overwriting maybe you should use a different or new profile. No harm since it isn't an online game.
You have to remember Bethesda released some really bad games they didn't develop. They want to maintain an elite reputation I'm guessing, and some of their older published games were awful. I'm happy they're getting involved and want to see the investment pay off, just hope they don't have to drop it completely. But If it does get cancelled chances are you're much better off.
I always knew there was a good reason to check this site once in a while. Thanks a lot the code worked and I'll enjoy trying the first two games I never got to play on xbox. Nice of you to do this, you kick ass steven!
Hi, I know it's not origins forum but I hope you can help me. have downloaded and installed the DLC and I just can't start playing it with my origins copy. Do you know what's the problem?
ookoopootz
Try checking for a patch or clearing your cache and redownloading all updates for the game. Most involved "connecting" DLC so that might be the reason. I'd avoid the DLC even if you love the game, it is not worth the cost or grievances.
I should add those overly honest negative ******************************s have saved me hundreds of dollars to spend wisely elsewhere and I appreciate them a lot more than the fanboys.
This reminds me of the trolls all over youtube that compare real music to tasteless music they like just because they have no taste. I don't like Metallica, I still recognize they are far more talented than Katy Perry. Opinions aren't everything. Your argument for this game being good is probably based most on the fact you bought it(maybe even pre-ordered?) and like the Resident Evil series. Both of those are more reasons to distrust your opinion on this game. The reviewer was given a free copy, and didn't find any redeeming quality and will never touch the game again. Even the other geniuses who agree with your evaluation of the game couldn't understand the basic thing you were saying and responded aggressively with anger. That says a lot... But not as much as justifying your purchase when the game just came out rather playing it. Very myopic.
If a company tells a reviewing site that they want to place ads and it's a campaign involving lots of money..well they are not that stupid to rate a game so low, that this was the last time the company wants to place ads there.
Ever seen a site full of Ads for a game while the same site devastates that game in their review, there you go stupid.
You are even too retarded to have just one topic.
-Silent--Death-
Heard of Kane & Lynch? I have. He failed to do his job and was fired as a result, then played the victim and went public like so many brave heroes and started the most stupid conspiracy I will EVER come across on the internet, along with a half-assed website for him to take revenge.
And hopefully the entire series. Some companies definitely do influence game ratings through ad purchasing though, and some reviewers are totally biased one way or another. In terms of visuals, game length, weapon and gameplay variety, and voice acting and plot, Red Dead Redemption was a better game than GTA. But it got docked points for glitches, same with Oblivion and Fallout, but GTA 4 wasn't despite being literally unplayable for thousands of ps3 players on release thanks to Rockstar. That score was released to add to the hype, and it was blatant advertising whether you agree with the rating or not.
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