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Mass Effect 1,2, & 3
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Revanesolm DRM free Mass Effect games is a no brainer. Dragon Age: Origins made the jump with all the dlc included, so let's bring Mass Effect here.
semu "Why would GOG go and buy rights to free those games of DRM when they are still up and running and work just fine?" <br /> The more popular titles GOG manages to acquire, the more interesting it is to the masses. <br /> <br /> "I think Good Old Games is more about bringing us some older games on modern systems.. that are either really hard to acquire or hard for most of us to run properly." <br /> GOG hasn't been Good Old Games for quite some time now, and today, at least for me, GOG stands for customer rights. I enjoy knowing that I own my purchases, while in Steam you're merely buying a right to play. As we know nothing lasts forever, so being able to download the game and to be able to make an unlimited amount of back-up copies of it not tied to any platform is a soothing feeling.
GODSPEEDseven These games work perfectly fine on Windows 10. Yes, ME1 works absolutely fine in Windows 10... Why would GOG go and buy rights to free those games of DRM when they are still up and running and work just fine? <br /> <br /> I think Good Old Games is more about bringing us some older games on modern systems.. that are either really hard to acquire or hard for most of us to run properly. <br /> <br /> Also keep in mind, the Mass Effect game contain DLC's... which would probably be a real hassle to get working without the proper Origin system.
Kryten42 I hate EA for a number of reasons. Mainly because they ruined Bioware's games when they took over. ME3 development time was halved & the game sucked (was obviously rushed & unfinished). ME:A sux for similar reasons. I discovered that by creating an acc't with Origin instead of EA & using origin's app, I got ME & ME2 free, & other games (some I'd unfortunately already paid for on GoG). I decided to pay for Origin Access ($39/yr) to get all the games I wanted for that 1-off price, including all the ME games. Curiously, many of those games are on GoG, including Witcher series. And you get all updates as soon as they are available. The big plus for GoG is DRM free. *shrug*
selene6023 Yes! I support this. I hate using Origin / Steam because I keep having to log in to play.
Horny_Reaper I would buy the entire collection. EA should be more flexible about its market pratices. They maybe losing money.
FDenton CAN SOMEONE JOIN ALL THE MASSEFFECT -WISHES? <br /> This would raise the position to 22 000+ ! <br /> THanks!
Iselor86 Yes, Mass Effect 3 without DRM !!!
fasol4 if you could also add all the dlcs it would be phenomenal i would buy it agine !
GiddyGoons ME1 Windows 10 support
meepmeep26 PLEASE WITH ALL DLC I BEG U
GrindinGeaGaymes And NEVER MASS EFFECT ANDROMEDA!!!!!!
endercase I mean what EA is charging for ME3 with full DLC is about $70+tax. They still don't have a pack with everything. The "deluxe" for 30$+tax doesn't have everything. Each major DLC costs ~20$ each in EA points at their are 2 of them plus 1 $10 and a few others totaling $7.5. <br /> For reference Skyrim that received better ratings and came out around the same time with full DLC costs $40 on steam.
endercase I guess it just goes to show that Valve is still a better game company than EA. Really wish BioWare owned itself. Some day. Love Y'all.
JunglePredator Yeah this would be nice. <br /> I mean we'll never see it because EA. <br /> But it would be nice.
bilalk85 I actually would not mind having at least ME 1 and 2 with all their DLCs here on GOG without having ME3!
A_Khan The first two titles (and all their DLC) shouldn''t be any special problem. There is, however, the minor issue of the extent to which ME3's multiplayer mode (such as it is) and integrated cash shop (*vomit*) are tied into EA accounts - not just for basic DRM, but keeping track of individual multiplayer unlocks, consumables and cash shop purchases. A GOG release would have to do one of the following: <br /> - Ditch the multiplayer sideshow entirely. The free "Director's Cut" update/dlc makes it possible to get the best endings even with the multiplayer-driven asset effectiveness multiplier at its lowest level, though this too could just be eliminated for GOG release: <br /> - A BIG SCARY WARNING on the store page that the multiplayer, and multiplayer only, requires an EA account and most of the baggage that comes with that. Players' online profiles, unlocks, character levels, etc. are all stored server-side in EA's cloud anyway, so this should be able to work around total elimination of (client-side) DRM. <br /> -Reworking the multiplayer to not require an EA account and eliminate microtransactions. This would of course be best, but least likely considering the work likely to be involved <br /> <br /> In any of these cases, ALL client-side DRM should be removed for the GOG release, and this is non-negotiable. It should be possible to download the installer to flash drive, install on an offline machine and play the single-player campaign and all DLC from start to finish without ever connecting to the Internet, and without the game ever even attempting to connect to the internet unless the player clicks "Multiplayer" on the main menu.
BoojieBoy Seeing EA release Dragon Age on GOG is encouraging even though that was available before they stopped shipping to steam. I suspect after the next ME release, they might consider releasing the other MEs outside of Origin. One thing that would help would be helfpul is if everybody insist that it's not okay for EA to be developer, mega-publisher AND mega-retailer because they've already screwed us on every inch we gave them for that. I still haven't touched ME3. SWTOR is the only game I still give them money for until they knock it off. When the next ME comes out, let 'em know you're not buying it on Origin. I'm still waiting to give them money for ME3.
mgomulkiewicz I actually have around 3 copies of each ME, and I'd gladly buy 4th - but only here on GOG. I assume GOG gives a share to the upstream distributor - so now it's only a matter of whether EA want some more of my money or not.
##@@##@@ yes, need for collection
dingdong55 I did get in contact with GOG and asked them about seeing EA's other published games be brought over to this website and this is what they said: <br /> <br /> Hello, <br /> Thank you very much for your kind feedback, however I'm afraid that I can't comment on any upcoming deals and releases (or lack thereof). I can only assure you that we're doing everything possible to get our hands on the best content possible. <br /> <br /> Unfortunately the process can be very complicated. There are many variables to take into account when trying to secure distribution rights from a publisher or developer, and it's not always possible to come to a compromise that satisfies all . This is especially true for GOG, as we want to uphold our core values (like no copy protection, or fair pricing), which do not always fit well into how the industry generally works. It gets even more complex with old content, esepecially games, whose rights are often in a state of “legal limbo”. <br /> <br /> Check out this Q/A video, featuring one of my superiors - Marcin Iwinski, for a first-hand view of how it works: <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mrk7R5mSgzI" class="light_un" target="_blank"><br /> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mrk7R5mSgzI</a> <br /> <br /> This is why we haven't seen any of EA's other published games like the Mass Effect trilogy get digital distribution and released on this website. But you never know: We could see more of EA's games like the Mass Effect games come to this website but only time will tell.
dingdong55 For those that don't know: GOG just added Dead Space, SimCity 3000, and Dragon Age: Origins. <br /> <br /> This could lead to other games published by EA get released on this website but we'll have to buy the games I just listed to show GOG and probably even EA that we want to see the Mass Effect trilogy and their other games get put up on this website.
3bdelilah While it would be amazing, I wouldn't count on it. The Mass Effect IP is one of EA's killer apps. Mass Effect 1 *could* be possible, ME2 maybe as well (to be honest I only want these two), but with Mass Effect 3 being an Origin exclusive on PC, I don't see it coming on other platforms any time soon.
Schlaumayr I keep my hopes up. When a game like Assassins Creed can make it to GOG, why not the Mass Effect Trilogy?! And I don't think, EA considers GOG a competion ... I could imagine the intersection of GOG users and Origin Users very small ... because people who realize whats GOG about very soon reject Origin, Uplay and maybe also Steam...
WraithTDK That would be nice, but they're owned by EA Games, who have their own digital distribution platform - Origin - who is a direct competitor to GOG, so they'd never allow it.
Andrey82 It would be good to see this series on GOG, but only with ALL DLC! Not like ME2 when some of DLC was available on Pre-Order or for PS (not PC!) only.
The_Red_Borsch The first game was great! Better than Fallout 3.
userjoy I afraid EA would not release the dlcs, anyway, it would be awesome to have a full dlc GOG DRM-free version!
Species8472rc3 Interesting development as of yesterday, 2016.05.25... According to GameSpot, the entire Mass Effect trilogy is now free on the Origin Access Free Games list. Since EA is essentially giving them away now, maybe <a href="http://GOG.com" class="light_un" target="_blank">GOG.com</a> can strike a deal to release paid-for/DRM-free versions? <br /> <br /> (And yes, I do find Origin so offensive that I'm turning a blind eye to EA's free version, but would gladly pay for a DRM-free GOG version.)
WvStolzing I'm sure someone else has already mentioned this, but nevertheless: <br /> <br /> With respect to ME1, this isn't *quite* out of the realm of possibility. It's Origin-free. Considering that a uplay-free AC title (the first game) is already on GOG, it's not so outrageous to think that ME1 would be as well. <br /> <br /> ME2 has all its DLC tied to Origin, and ME3 is an Origin exclusive; so those are unlikely to happen unless there's a huge upheaval in EAs policies.
flatiron There is one way this could happen. Boycott EA, drive them o sell the rights back to the good employess of Bioware, restart Bioware. EA sucks so hard it deserves to go out of business. 2 and 3 sucked ass though.
AdamSnow Would definitively buy it from GOG! any chance EA would allow it to be sold here?
brake_id All Mass Effect games here ? Without any Origin or other sh*t?- that'll be more than amazing !
ALaggyGrunt The joke's on EA. If they want my money, these games go here, and behave like they belong here. No (re)activation, no Origin dependency, no poking around looking for ISO mounters-just install and run like in the good old days. <br /> <br /> They stand to lose nothing, because every one of those games has been cracked for a very long time. <br /> <br /> That's probably why they keep selling to teenagers. They haven't figured out why they were the good old days.
4st3risk <br /> ea DRM is such bullshit
vivi35 ea DRM is such bullshit
captjc @MetisRebel Probably your PC. I have had no problems running ME1 on Windows 7 or 10.
m1nks Just tried and failed to get it working on my new pc. I came here to buy it but no such luck. If this came available I'd snap it up.
MellowTigger Not mentioned in a long time, but I'm interested in buying this title from the series. Keep pestering EA. Some money to them for old titles is better than no money, right?
Thunker Could be awesome
hostile345 Mass Effect 1 is the most likely, given that it doesn't need to connect to EA's servers for DLC authentication. <br /> <br /> That said, it's got one of the most annoying problems that needs fixing: AMD dropped support for an instruction set that the game executable requires, so when someone using a modern AMD processor gets to a certain part on Noveria, their characters turn to black blobs unless they set the game to fullbright. <br /> <br /> It would at least require a recompile of the game to fix, which may not be feasible given that the source code for the Pinnacle Station DLC was lost due to data corruption. <br /> <br /> Oddly enough, a game from 2007 might need GoG's restoration abilities applied to it. What a concept.
yumyalls Bet we'll see it on other services like gog in eight to twelve years once the second ME trilogy is finished and replaces the originals as the most desired titles in the franchise lineup on origin and the old ones are over a generation old. I would not hold my breath for them coming here anytime within the next five years though.
grankyz It's a nice thought but I don't think EA will allow Mass Effect 3 to be sold without using Origin.
oriberu I would buy all three Mass Effect games again if they came to GoG and I would cherish the state of not having to get patched executables in order to play them. <br /> <br /> @MetisRebel: All three games work perfectly fine on Windows 7 for me. More than that, even ME3 still runs acceptably on a comparatively old 32 bit setup with 2.5 GB usable RAM.
MetisRebel I tried buying this and Mass Effect 1 is completely unsupported from WIndows 7 onwards. GOG would have to fix the problems to get this running and to get rid of Origins I would be thrilled to buy a *working* version of this trilogy on GOG.
takezodunmer2005 I would love to to see this trilogy on this site, however, since Bioware whored itself out to EA, I doubt we will see this game until the very last of the upper management team is sent to fight ISL armed with pen knives and a "I hate Allah" tattoo on their foreheads and Bioware takes over the company!
ReaperLord22 Bring them on:) Thanks
Skiewolf the first one would suffice.
JPinata Yes, please.
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