So it works flawlessly to own just the base game on Steam but buy all expansions on Origin.īut yeah for some games it doesn't work and you have to actually own the content on Steam as well.
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However Origin will recognize that you have the Steam version installed and then download the DLC (expansions, addons etc.) and install them in your Sims 4 Steam install folder. It doesn't even download the files unless you own it. It's not an online game and none of the content is included in the base game. In Sims 4 every DLC that you buy on origin will also work with the Steam version. But large content packages like an expansion can't as Steam is the platform that handles the content maintenance and whatever you get elsewhere won't be recognized.Īgain, it's different for every game. The best example would be Rainbow Six Siege. You cannot buy the same digital item twice. Each digital purchase is automatically linked to your Uplay account. Things like skins and cosmetics get a pass becuz they're usually part of the downloaded base game that needs to function properly online for everyone and you're simply buying a key to unlock them. The Anno 1800: Holiday Ornament Pack gives players a range of cosmetic ornaments to turn their industrial cities into a holiday wonderland. Publicado originalmente por CursedPanther:I get your point. Now that they've gone their separate ways for good, hopefully we'll see ever fewer of those complaint topics in the future. Ubisoft games on Steam are notorious for such awkward arrangement for years and plenty of players fall victim to it with no easy solution. But large content packages like an expansion can't as Steam is the platform that handles the content maintenance and whatever you get elsewhere won't be recognized.
Things like skins and cosmetics get a pass becuz they're usually part of the downloaded base game that needs to function properly online for everyone and you're simply buying a key to unlock them. But in any case, the DLC can still be purchased on Steam as well. Not sure how it works with Anno 1800 though. The Sims 4 you can buy on Steam and if you own the DLC on Origin it will recognize it and download the DLC from there automatically and install them in your Steam folder. Steam doesn't recognize extra content you get from different stores.Īlways buy the base game and DLC from the same location. Please contact us on the links above instead for this particular issue.Publicado originalmente por CursedPanther:No. I will now lock this thread, due to the original posters issue being solved and to prevent further bumps. You can contact us through our support website or through private messaging, via the following links - /rebates/2fanno-1800-pc-ubisoft-connect-key-global-i10000170811011&252fanno-1800-pc-ubisoft-connect-key-global-i1000017081101126tc3dbing-&idg2a&nameG2A&ra1. We will do our best to locate the correct account where you activated the game. A screenshot of your ownership file located here by default >Ĭ:/Program Files (x86)/Ubisoft/Ubisoft Game Launcher/cache/ownership Run your games in browser on Windows, Android, macOS, iOS, Linux, or get our apps. If anyone has any further queries, please let us know - Ubisoft Support. There is no way to bypass this requirement.
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Yes - both the Ubisoft Connect PC client and a Ubisoft Account are required to launch and play Anno 1800 on Steam.
Many have already confirmed this, but just to officially note. Buy Anno 1800 Standard Edition for PC at the Ubisoft Official Store and lead the Industrial Revolution.
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Any linked accounts such as Steam unique ID code I've merged all of your threads on this query here.
The email address used for your Ubisoft account, or previous emails you may have used It will connect normally (see above), but its completely wasted money. If you buy an edition with more DLC than you have on Ubi, it might be worth it (do the math), otherwise dont bother. Yes, it connects to your existing account. Please gather as much of the following information as possible as this will make it easier to locate your account - If my ANNO 1800 on Steam would launch, it would also create a separate entry. If you are unable to remember the correct account you need to use to log in to the game, you would need to get in touch with us through our support channels, as we are unable to ask you for personally identifiable information over the forums. When you see the message - "There was a problem authenticating the ownership of this product", this usually means the game is connected to either the wrong Steam account or the wrong Ubisoft account. Hello Brauns, thanks for getting in touch with us about this authentication issue.
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