Another issue is games that use other trademarks like John Maddens NFL Football from EA Sports steam needs permission from John Maddens and the NFL to be able to put the game up for sale on Steam. I believe the older Sims 3 and Sims 2 are available on both platforms right now, but the Sims 4 is strictly on Origin and that makes sense because its still in development and no need to release it to third parties until they need extra cash. Originally posted by Sid1701d:Steam lost its license to sell EA games when Original was released, however I believe that EA and steam are working on restoring the license to some of the Origin games, but not all EA games are available on Steam as of yet. (Or maybe if the steam version of the sims DRM check all the files before every start) The only problem is if you buoyed the game and it's dlcs, in my young age I have modded the sims 2 and 3 a lot. If you put the dlcs files on the game folder you are changing the original file structure, you mod your game.
It's not required a "mod" to mod a game, you just need modify the file structure, just change a txt file to enable vsinc is mod a game.
They're also talking about DLC, not mods.īut yeah OP sorry but all your game dlc must be purchased in the same system as your base game.īut yeah OP sorry but all your game dlc must be purchased in the same system as your base game. They're talking specifically about the Sims, which cannot be varied, and must be purchased at the same source. Originally posted by porjspn:First: sorry my bad English, it's not my native language. You are doing nothing wrong, it will work, but not in every game. If you buy the game on PC, buy the dlcs and are not harming anyone days. Multiplayer games you just can't do that, you will be banned and will be and be called a xeater. You won't be able to comply if fromsoftware ban you, and people can be angry at you because it's unbalanced, you are using something that you shouldn't even if you pay, it's not on steam and it's unfair with other steam users. You have dark souls on steam and the dlcs on any's launcher( if existed). Singleplayer games with multiplayer you may be banned or called xeater, maybe or maybe not, for example: You have fallout 4 on steam and the dlcs on Bethesda's launcher (somehow), you can use the dlcs as mods, like any other mods from nexus.
Singleplayer games are fine,you won't be banned or people will say $h!t to you, for example:
Yes you can add dlcs from others sources (stores) but there is a big but on it (not like nicky Minaj but still a big but t ) First: sorry my bad English, it's not my native language.
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