"Code redemption temporarily unavailable" at Origin now. HAH!
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"Code redemption temporarily unavailable" at Origin now. HAH!
so Origin runs these Humble Bundle sales periodically?...sort of like the Steam equivalent of the Summer/Winter sales?
noone answered me. Some of these games are both activated on origion and steam... can i active both? would be cool to give some of these to my brother and wife.
I activated all my codes on their web site just now. Are people having this issue with the client? You can just go to http://origin.com/account or http://activate.ea.com
I bought one bundle for myself, and two as gifts. I want to buy at least one more (probably 2-3 more), but every time I try, I get the message that I have made too many orders in a short time, and this new one is cancelled. Anybody here experience that? Anybody bought more than 3 bundles?
bit on the deal, but gonna wait out the crush of people activating games. can't wait for the extra games though
Crysis 2 is ok. Big thing to know is Crysis 2 isn't open as 1. Its very linear and on rails. I still found it enjoyable to play.
Yep.... Humble bundles are always a steal.... and I end up kicking myself every time they come out. This one I bought just for Dead Space 3. I already own every other game. Thing is, I haven't played Burnout or Mirrors Edge yet, and only an hour or two of Crysis 2. I bought them all in Steam sales, but that's still $20 or so I probably paid for something that would have basically been free.
Same goes for the one before it, the Deep Silver bundle. I bought it really just for the SR3 and Dead Island DLC. I already owned the SR3 base game, along with Risen 1 and 2, that I hadn't played yet. Probably spend another $25-$30 on those games, also in Steam sales.
So far this bundle is shaping up to be worth about $5. Conclusions:
Medal of Honor: Beat the entire game in 4 hours.
Dead Space: The controls are virtually unplayable. Normally, I am pretty forgiving about controls, but I'm not exaggerating when I say: this is unplayable on PC. Just a horrible and inexcusable job of porting to PC. I'm giving up on this game and most likely won't play again.
After looking forward to these two games and being massively disappointed, I don't have high hopes for any of the rest.
So far this bundle is shaping up to be worth about $5. Conclusions:
Medal of Honor: Beat the entire game in 4 hours.
Dead Space: The controls are virtually unplayable. Normally, I am pretty forgiving about controls, but I'm not exaggerating when I say: this is unplayable on PC. Just a horrible and inexcusable job of porting to PC. I'm giving up on this game and most likely won't play again.
After looking forward to these two games and being massively disappointed, I don't have high hopes for any of the rest.
Dead Space is best played with 360 controller. This has been known for quite some time as well, the game has terrible mouse lag.
http://forums.steampowered.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2671623
As has been said, Dead Space is much better with a controller. It's a really wonderful franchise, I wouldn't be so quick to toss it aside.
As for the other games: MOH is crap, we all know that. Burnout is incredibly consolised. It's also probably rather dated by now. But it is a fun game at face value. Mirrors Edge, though, is a ton of fun. The game probably isn't for everyone, but those who do enjoy it, enjoy it a lot. And not much has to be said about Crysis 2. It's still really pretty (especially with mods), and still pretty generic. But it's worth playing. All these games combined are certainly worth more than $5.
Thank you for posting this. The "Direct3D Overrider" utility worked perfectly. Surprising since it looks like it hasn't been updated in years.
In case anyone else needs help using this: The link on the Steam Forum is broken. What you do is go here and download "RivaTuner" program, using the European server: http://downloads.guru3d.com/download.php?det=163. Extract and install RivaTuner. When RivaTuner is installed, then navigate to the D3DOverrider subdirectory (c:/program files (x86)/rivatuner/tools/direct3d overrider/d3doverrider.exe). Install the program and follow the rest of the directions in stooleywood's link. Works perfectly, thanks everyone!
There's been rumors that Dead Space 2 will be included, that would be awesome - I'll have the complete trilogy!
What exactly is this? I saw some people at slickdeals talking about "bonus games" but I didn't know what they were talking about. I saw Dead Space 2 and Bulletstorm mentioned. Is this bonus games for this deal or is this an upcoming bundle?
I love D3DOverrider. I have it running all the time forcing Triple Buffering.
No... Humble Bundles are their own thing unrelated to EA orOrigin. This is actually the first time they have featured Origin games/keys. I think about every single one prior was Steam keys or DRM-Free. There have also been a few Android humble bundles, and I think a few ebook bundles too.
The bonus games are added to the bundle on the 2nd week it is available. If you beat the average price for the bundle before the games are announced you get the extra games automatically. If you didn't BTA the you have the option to do so. The rumored list is Dead Space 2, Bulletstorm, Medal of Honor Airborne and Command and Conquer Red Alert 3.
This may be a stupid question, but can't the nVidia control panel do the same thing? There's an option for Triple Buffering there. I don't like adding unnecessary software if it's not needed so just wondering what the benefits of D3DOverrider are for games other than DeadSpace. I could have sworn I fixed the controls in Dead Space without that program by simply forcing TB through the control panel and doing something with Vsync.