EA is making much of the Mass Effect and Dragon Age DLC catalog free for PC players as it retires the draconian BioWare Points system.
BioWare Points were part of a currency system the studio used to sell DLC for games like Dragon Age and Mass Effect on PC. While console players were able to buy bits of content piecemeal through the relevant Sony and 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Microsoft storefronts, PC players have been forced for years to purchase BioWare points ဣat a🅰wkward exchange values.
. And, of course, 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Mass Effect: Legendary Edition is a mod𒊎🎀ern all-in-one package for the sci-fi trilogy.It's all been very confusing, but as an revealed, EA is killing the BioWare Points system entirely, and now "most DLC that was previously only purchasable with BioWare Points are now available free of charge." So if you have Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age II, Mass Effect 2, or Mass Effect 3 on Origin, go enಌjoy the free DLC.
If you still have a BioWare Points balance, you can spend it on multiplayer packsꦰ in Mass Effect 3 until October 11. After that date, in-game credits will be the only way to purcha♋se those packs.
You have a limited time left to get the entire Mass Effect: Legendary Collection package free via Amazon Prime.
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