What? You download the stuff from bioware social/registered game promotions, you don't need to go anywhere near any of their stores.
Or from anywhere really, it'll do the authentication automatically.
I had trouble with my login information a few months back. I actually ended up calling customer support. They were fairly helpful and I was able to setup a new login with my old registered games.
Not that I can see, although I think I recal they hid the DLC download secton somewhere hard to find. I see options to download patches and options to buy DLCs. Nothing to get you to a list of DLC downloads. I hope they haven't associated my email with authentication, then I'm screwed. Was a hotmail that got hacked and I can't get into it.
Predictable surely. Soldiers are just people who had lives and opinions before they joined. The prospect of combat draws certain types of individuals more than others. Queue the myth of the 1% who are natural born killers. Partially true though.
If you don't know the difference no amount of explaining will help.
It never ceases to amaze me how worked up people get about this. The difference is pretty self explanatory, now tell me why it's better. You can get your stat counting chess master kicks with or without.
I really hate that STEAM can't keep track of my DLCs for ME2, I am forced to deal with BIoware's juvinile and inept store again. No I don't remember the passworld, I never envisioned looking at it twice. ugh,, screw it, not going to replay ME2 now.
Is it not a universal theme that in war soldiers are reduced to rather base behavior, we try and fight against that impulse but it doesn't always succeed.
Shepard is ill defined so you can better put yourself in his/her place. This is the norm isn't it. You people with your walls of text on ME3. It's so not worth the effort.
Bought a pair of Bose earplugs as my regular Sennheisers I use when out and about developed a crack in the jack. Really annoying. The best thing you can say about them is that they are almost as good as the real thing. The low frequencies suffer as you would expect from the lack of hardware. You need a big speaker for decent bass sounds, and it's not really compensated for by being delivered straight into your eardrums. They are very comfortable to wear, you tend to forget you even have them on, but the second comming in audio experience they are not.