Grand Theft Auto IV: The Complete Edition

Grand Theft Auto IV: The Complete Edition

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Chauncey Sep 4, 2014 @ 11:55pm
ballad of gay tony and the lost and damned wont work?
got both of them with gta 4 and i cant download them and it says something about a transaction and windows live wont work, what can i do?
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Razorbak86 Sep 5, 2014 @ 12:36am 
Don't try to load them from the GTA IV in-game menu. Load them from GTA: EFLC in your Steam Library. The in-game option is only if you bought the episodes as DLC from the GFWL Marketplace, which was shut down in August 2013. If you bought it from Steam directly, then EFLC should be an entirely separate game installation that you access directly from the Steam library.
Chauncey Sep 5, 2014 @ 12:46am 
ah so then i guess i didnt get the dlc with gta4? because i did buy it from steam, and if i remmember correctly it did have the dlc included, i guess i cant be entirely sure though. thanks for the quick response!
Pork Hunt Sep 5, 2014 @ 2:15pm 
Originally posted by DeepVibin:
got both of them with gta 4 and i cant download them and it says something about a transaction and windows live wont work, what can i do?
You should have a recipt in the email address linked to your steam account that tells you which version you bought, EFLC is a seperate download and won't launch from inside GTA4, silly I know.
Razorbak86 Sep 5, 2014 @ 7:07pm 
It may seem silly, but when Rockstar released the first retail GTA4/EFLC bundle for consoles, it came as two separate discs (GTA4 + EFLC) in the same box, so you could play one game without having the other installed. The Steam version mirrors that retail release.
Pork Hunt Sep 6, 2014 @ 2:15am 
Originally posted by Razorbak86:
It may seem silly, but when Rockstar released the first retail GTA4/EFLC bundle for consoles, it came as two separate discs (GTA4 + EFLC) in the same box, so you could play one game without having the other installed. The Steam version mirrors that retail release.
Yes, but pc's have no need for being limited by dvd's. It's silly because it would be as simple as linking to the EFLC directory from gta4.
Last edited by Pork Hunt; Sep 6, 2014 @ 2:17am
Razorbak86 Sep 6, 2014 @ 8:24am 
The purpose of keeping the games separate was to prevent players from having to install both games just to run one. Many gamers with limited drive space appreciate that consideration, especially if they have already played the base game years ago and don't plan to revisit it.

If you wanted to have both games available from the same GTA4 menu, you could have bought the DLC from the Games for Windows - LIVE Marketplace, but that option is no longer available, because Microsoft shut that service down over a year ago.
Pork Hunt Sep 7, 2014 @ 3:55am 
The game could still open from gta4 while keeping the downloads seperate, also the size wouldnt be much different compared to gta4 without the dlc if both were in one download, most of the files are shared anyway, pretty much all textures are shared and the audio that isn't is not that large. Who ever bought games from GFWL marketplace anyway?
Last edited by Pork Hunt; Sep 7, 2014 @ 3:56am
Lil Robskii Jul 25, 2020 @ 10:31am 
i have a problem with my complete edition, cuz mine doesnt have the lost and damned dlc, how do i get it back without having to buy it again
-reno-FR- Jul 27, 2020 @ 11:26pm 
Originally posted by Lil Robskii:
i have a problem with my complete edition, cuz mine doesnt have the lost and damned dlc, how do i get it back without having to buy it again

You have them.

At the title screen : on your left, you have Niko Bellic. On your right, you have both DLC characters, Johnny and Luis Lopez.

Then, just click on the desired buttons to launch the desired stuff to play : under Niko, the button to play the main story of GTA4.
Under the 2 others to launch the DLCs.
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Date Posted: Sep 4, 2014 @ 11:55pm
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