No, not only about Origin. You use 2 different keys and plus a Bioware account plus phone home SecuROM etc.. I will give you the link.

I own the games. Dragon Age was DRM free and the DLC connects to Bioware servers to authenticate. Dragon Age 2 uses Origin DRM and the DLC connects to Bioware servers to authenticate.

Thanks, I'll be using my money for other purchases then I guess.

Does Amazon give 2 separate Origin Keys for both games in the Dragon Age Dual Pack?

Or is it only 1 Key for both games?

I want to buy the dual pack and give 1 key to my friend, but i dont know how this dual pack works. If u have bought this, please let me know. Thanks.

You get 2 keys - one for the Ultimate pack for origins and one for DA 2 so each game has its own key.

Edit: Attached a pic of my purchased games for reference

Must have a lot of time in you hands to play through a game three times while thinking it is overrated :P

I can't recall the DRM being so terrible really. I think some people had issues with the DLC getting disabled sometimes if they ran the game without an internet connection, but the base games never had such issues. I never ran into the DLC issue myself either, so I can't say it is a terrible thing. It used to even be possible to pirate DLC by changing a small value on an XML file that would disable online check for it.

DA2 doesn't even have that much DLC though. Besides the day-1 dlc (A weird store that came with all new copies of the game anyway) and the prince DLC (new character) I can't think of anything worth it. There are two DLC packs that are quests, but they aren't at all connected to the main stories, being separate adventures instead.

DLC issues for DA:O were resolved with a patch that came out early this year.

Bought 2 of Dragon Age Ultimate(first one with expansion and DLC's). Will try and write back here.

I know a certain other green Gentleman had also his fair share of problems with DA:O, but for me it worked absolutely flawlessly. Quite impressive, considering the complexity.

Seems bugs in DA:O are pretty much hit or miss, either you have none or it is really bad.

Interesting offert the DragonAge pack for 9.99$!

But i have a question... if I redeem the key of both games on Origin, can i choose the language or is it automatically english?

People kept trying to convince me I had to give it another shot. So I did, it still was kind of sucky. Honestly I spent most of my time trying to see why I was "obviously" missing whatever everyone else thought was so awesome about it. Then I realized that my fundamental truth about life was appropriate: "I am always right, everyone else is only right when they agree with me.":)
Said patch fucks up a lot of shit, make a lot of separate saves in Warden's Keep.
You'll be sad to hear they simply traded in the ones they fixed for new game breaking bugs. Patch 1.05 is a mixed bag, but if you want to auth your DLC the "correct" way you will need it.

With older games, Origin can only redeem the US published version (the version of the cd key) so it could be that those keys are English only. It depends on the US release of the game. My DA:O comes from Steam, so even if knew what languages I was able to choose, it wouldn't help you.
130 hours, three playthroughs and no serious bugs. That game just hates you.

The Mass Effect 2 key I registered on Origin asked me if I wanted to use US/UK English, Italian, German or French, so...

Dude it must:( I actually mostly ended up back on my XBox 360 version just due to those bugs (I had to replay Warden's Keep 3 times just to be able to finish it and get my fucking stash space, and still couldn't follow the path I wanted). Did you ever play patch 1.05 though? I think it did more harm than good. Most people with high end rigs had no issues with 1.04.