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Mass Effect Legendary Edition (PC Digital Download)
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Steam has Mass Effect Legendary Edition (PC Digital Download) on sale for $4.79.
Thanks to community member WreckerALeX for finding this deal
Includes:
Thanks to community member WreckerALeX for finding this deal
Includes:
- Mass Effect
- In a technologically advanced future, an elite human soldier takes command of a prototype star ship and works to defend the galaxy from danger.
- Mass Effect 2
- After being revived from death and having to join a pro-human organization without a choice, Commander Shepard must assemble a team, battle a new threat, and make tough choices in order to save the galaxy from total annihilation once more.
- Mass Effect 3
- Earth is under attack by a monstrous race of gigantic living ships known as the Reapers. Even if Commander Shepard could unite all surviving species in the galaxy, only a miracle could save them. Then again, Shepard did come back from the dead.
- Over 40 DLC; including promo weapons, armor, and more
- Remastered/optimized for 4K Ultra HD
- Enhanced models, shaders, FX, lighting/depth of field/full resolution audio
Editor's Notes
Written by johnny_miller | Staff- About this deal:
- This price matches the all time low from Steam and is $1.20 less than a recent Frontpage Deal.
- Please see the original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
- About this store:
- Steam is the world's largest digital distribution platform for computer games and is owned/operated by Valve Corporation (the developers behind several classic video games including Half-Life, Portal, Team Fortress, Counter-Strike, Left 4 Dead, Dota 2 & more).
- Steam account/application required to play/activate games (free to join).
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About the Poster
Steam has Mass Effect Legendary Edition (PC Digital Download) on sale for $4.79.
Thanks to community member WreckerALeX for finding this deal
Includes:
Thanks to community member WreckerALeX for finding this deal
Includes:
- Mass Effect
- In a technologically advanced future, an elite human soldier takes command of a prototype star ship and works to defend the galaxy from danger.
- Mass Effect 2
- After being revived from death and having to join a pro-human organization without a choice, Commander Shepard must assemble a team, battle a new threat, and make tough choices in order to save the galaxy from total annihilation once more.
- Mass Effect 3
- Earth is under attack by a monstrous race of gigantic living ships known as the Reapers. Even if Commander Shepard could unite all surviving species in the galaxy, only a miracle could save them. Then again, Shepard did come back from the dead.
- Over 40 DLC; including promo weapons, armor, and more
- Remastered/optimized for 4K Ultra HD
- Enhanced models, shaders, FX, lighting/depth of field/full resolution audio
Editor's Notes
Written by johnny_miller | Staff- About this deal:
- This price matches the all time low from Steam and is $1.20 less than a recent Frontpage Deal.
- Please see the original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
- About this store:
- Steam is the world's largest digital distribution platform for computer games and is owned/operated by Valve Corporation (the developers behind several classic video games including Half-Life, Portal, Team Fortress, Counter-Strike, Left 4 Dead, Dota 2 & more).
- Steam account/application required to play/activate games (free to join).
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If such pretend problems really concern you, just disconnect or set the game to offline mode. You only need to activate once and never again. Use a throwaway email to really confuse them
FWIW, your ISP, Google, Microsoft, and (dozens of companies you've never even heard of) are continuously monitoring far more than whatever you pretend EA fetches for the 1/4 second it phones home when you boot up the game.
P.S....you don't mind the Steam DRM continuously monitoring you, but EA DRM...within Steam DRM ...is the line in the sand we do not cross?
FWIW, the only way you aren't going to be cut off from all of that is if you only use disposable emails to buy DRM free games from the likes of GOG. Of course using disposable emails to create accounts for GOG, and your PC, and your OS, and the burner phone you used to access all of that. Wait until you find out about GPS or cell tower triangulation....
It is amazing how you can be so gung-ho about something like online privacy when you are posting from a 11 year old account. If your account was created yesterday, you might be living the anonymous hacker lifestyle but clearly you ain't.
P.S. Are you really suggesting I have FOMO because I might buy a nearly 20 year old game? LOL...rushed into the store for that one, didn't I?
Again, create a junk email address with a fake name if you are really so scared of Electronic Arts...but not oddly not Valve...or SD...or Microsoft...or Google...or or or or. But EA has to be stopped.
Might as well complain a lake is wet then jump into the ocean
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If such pretend problems really concern you, just disconnect or set the game to offline mode. You only need to activate once and never again. Use a throwaway email to really confuse them
FWIW, your ISP, Google, Microsoft, and (dozens of companies you've never even heard of) are continuously monitoring far more than whatever you pretend EA fetches for the 1/4 second it phones home when you boot up the game.
P.S....you don't mind the Steam DRM continuously monitoring you, but EA DRM...within Steam DRM ...is the line in the sand we do not cross?
If such pretend problems really concern you, just disconnect or set the game to offline mode. You only need to activate once and never again. Use a throwaway email to really confuse them
FWIW, your ISP, Google, Microsoft, and (dozens of companies you've never even heard of) are continuously monitoring far more than whatever you pretend EA fetches for the 1/4 second it phones home when you boot up the game.
P.S....you don't mind the Steam DRM continuously monitoring you, but EA DRM...within Steam DRM ...is the line in the sand we do not cross?
"Incorporates 3rd-party DRM: EA on-line activation and Origin client software installation and background use required.
Requires 3rd-Party Account: EA Account
Requires agreement to a 3rd-party EULA
Mass Effect™ Legendary Edition EULA
EA Play subscription requires acceptance of
EA Play Terms"
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FWIW, the only way you aren't going to be cut off from all of that is if you only use disposable emails to buy DRM free games from the likes of GOG. Of course using disposable emails to create accounts for GOG, and your PC, and your OS, and the burner phone you used to access all of that. Wait until you find out about GPS or cell tower triangulation....
It is amazing how you can be so gung-ho about something like online privacy when you are posting from a 11 year old account. If your account was created yesterday, you might be living the anonymous hacker lifestyle but clearly you ain't.
P.S. Are you really suggesting I have FOMO because I might buy a nearly 20 year old game? LOL...rushed into the store for that one, didn't I?
Again, create a junk email address with a fake name if you are really so scared of Electronic Arts...but not oddly not Valve...or SD...or Microsoft...or Google...or or or or. But EA has to be stopped.
Might as well complain a lake is wet then jump into the ocean
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"Incorporates 3rd-party DRM: EA on-line activation and Origin client software installation and background use required.
Requires 3rd-Party Account: EA Account
Requires agreement to a 3rd-party EULA
Mass Effect™ Legendary Edition EULA
EA Play subscription requires acceptance of
EA Play Terms"
And how do you think you were going to activate the game without:
Incorporating Steam DRM: Valve on-line activation and Steam client software installation and background use required.
Requires 3rd-Party Account: Steam
Requires agreement to a 3rd-party EULA Steam (and a bunch of others)
Steam EULA
EA Play subscription requires acceptance of EA Play Terms" - LOL, you signing up for "subscriptions" now?
Another person who is upset that a lake is wet so they go swim in the ocean because it isn't...
FWIW, the only way you aren't going to be cut off from all of that is if you only use disposable emails to buy DRM free games from the likes of GOG. Of course using disposable emails to create accounts for GOG, and your PC, and your OS, and the burner phone you used to access all of that. Wait until you find out about GPS or cell tower triangulation....
It is amazing how you can be so gung-ho about something like online privacy when you are posting from a 11 year old account. If your account was created yesterday, you might be living the anonymous hacker lifestyle but clearly you ain't.
P.S. Are you really suggesting I have FOMO because I might buy a nearly 20 year old game? LOL...rushed into the store for that one, didn't I?
Again, create a junk email address with a fake name if you are really so scared of Electronic Arts...but not oddly not Valve...or SD...or Microsoft...or Google...or or or or. But EA has to be stopped.
Might as well complain a lake is wet then jump into the ocean
Sure, I have an 11 year old account on slickdeals, but I also used to have accounts at most every other service. I'm sure if you looked i probably made silly remarks in the past, too, but I like to think that I've been paying attention and improving as I learn. Know better, do better. Or bury your head in the sand and make fun of people who give a shit about their lives. You do you.
Sure, I have an 11 year old account on slickdeals, but I also used to have accounts at most every other service. I'm sure if you looked i probably made silly remarks in the past, too, but I like to think that I've been paying attention and improving as I learn. Know better, do better. Or bury your head in the sand and make fun of people who give a shit about their lives. You do you.
As far as the DRM issue goes it does come down to being tracked constantly in general but also my problem with this one's DRM (bought it last sale on Steam when it was 6 bucks - pre-EA Kushner) is just so slow to load. It runs amazing on the Steam Deck and there are ways to get an offline mode (convoluted Wine trickery launching the EA launcher separately in the same prefix) but even offline it takes several minutes to get to the game choice menu and then to the game itself. So I'm more "anti bloat" on the DRM/Launcher than I am anti-DRM.
Hell, Slickdeals is going to use my clicking the link and commenting to push video game things to my feed now so I can't really complain about "tracking"
Anyway sucks about EA being owned by who owns them now because this is an amazing steal for 3 great games
Again, if you are worried about EA, use a disposable email address for game activation, and go offline when you are playing said game. Pretend problem solved. Now, 800 other services are still tracking you but at least you don't have to worry about Electronic Arts
P.S. I second "Your cognitive dissonance is astounding."
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