Removing games from Steam library->Origin

[Reaktor]

If i permanently delete games from Steam library, will i also lose them on Origin? I got Dead Space & Dead Space 2 on Steam and redeemed them on Origin. Those aren't the games i play on Steam and i like to just remove surplus stuff from my profile.

[ReBoot]

You can't remoe them from your profile.

[Reaktor]

You can, though

[Reaktor]

i mean library

library

[ReBoot]

Library, yes. Profile, no.
Well, they will remain on Origin.

[Reaktor]

Originally posted by ReBoot:

Library, yes. Profile, no.
Well, they will remain on Origin.

Yeah, that was what i was asking about. So, i can delete Dead Space from Steam and not lose it on Origin. Got it.

[ReBoot]

Just beware that it won't be gone from your profile!

[Reaktor]

Originally posted by ReBoot:

Just beware that it won't be gone from your profile!

That's okay. I just don't want to clog my library. I got this weird Steam library OCD. I love Dead Space franchise anyway, nothing to be ashamed of.

[ReBoot]

Well, EA really killed the series with DS3. Not only did they pretty much dump a load on the series' roots in slow horror, they also drowned it in singleplayer-microtransactions. Well, RIP a good series.

[Ogami]

Originally posted by ReBoot:

Well, EA really killed the series with DS3. Not only did they pretty much dump a load on the series' roots in slow horror, they also drowned it in singleplayer-microtransactions. Well, RIP a good series.

Eh, Dead Space 3 is not nearly as bad as many say. Its the weakest of the trilogy and has some flaws ( too long, forced coop) but the microtransactions are really not a problem ingame.
You can upgrade everything to the max without ever buying anything by just using the free robots ingame that collect stuff for you.
It will take longer, but the microtransactions in DS3 are really just superficial.
Not like today. cough* Shadow of War cough*

What pisses me off way more is that DS 3 had a perfectly good ending to cap off the trilogy and then they make a giant sequel hook including a brutal cliffhanger in the story DLC.
And now its dead. Yay.

[Reaktor]

DS3 is a mixed bag for me. I like the starting premise, and the way they introduced the game. The last part of the game is where it falls apart. Basically when everyone starts explaining to each other what is happening. And the bad guy is pretty meh. Had tons of fun playing co-op though. Let's be honest here. DS couldn't continue being scary for 3 games. DS2 was a nice bridge between horror and action stuff. All in all, i had fun playing through DS3, but like ME3, it seems as if *someone* had the need to dumb everything down and thus destroy everything that story was building up to. RIP Dead Space anyway.