Is bf3 on steam?

[e-maxx]

Im saying like this.
1. Get origin and install bf3 with it
2. Put BF3 as one of your games on steam.
3. Delete origin/uninstall origin.
Is that possible?

no

[Ad Bot]

[Xolerate²]

only in every bf3 player's dreams

[Mega-Bear]

Im saying like this.
1. Get origin and install bf3 with it
2. Put BF3 as one of your games on steam.
3. Delete origin/uninstall origin.
Is that possible?

No, just run the exe through Steam.

[Xolerate²]

Im saying like this.
1. Get origin and install bf3 with it
2. Put BF3 as one of your games on steam.
3. Delete origin/uninstall origin.
Is that possible?

-doublepost- Anyways, this is not possible because even the plug-ins and all that require origin. And when you launch BF3 via steam or anything, it opens origin. You need it.

[Blooker]

do you not have access to goolge or something

Ah yes goolge
That thing people serach with

[VincentTheGuy]

Or just install game via origin and never run the client again.

[Blooker]

Or just install game via origin and never run the client again.

Don't you have to run origin to access your games?

[Xolerate²]

Don't you have to run origin to access your games?

Anyways, this is not possible because even the plug-ins and all that require origin. And when you launch BF3 via steam or anything, it opens origin. You need it.

[Jairo]

Ah yes goolge
That thing people serach with

google is for chumps
goolge swag

[e-maxx]

Don't you have to run origin to access your games?

nope

[Blooker]

google is for chumps
goolge swag

Yeah mang
Only losers use Bnig or Yaooh

[VincentTheGuy]

Don't you have to run origin to access your games?

No, also it's literally so nice that it won't even harass you to update the client until necessary.

[-Maxx-]

This is outrageous at best. When you install your BF3 game and accept the EULA, you're signing your right to privacy away.

Origin, a service that is required to play the game, is taking that EULA and scanning your PC's files,.....ALL of your PC's files!

They give themselves the right to share this DATA with unspecified other parties too.

WTF Origin?

Link: http://hothardware.com/cs/forums/p/58620/413865.aspx
Is this true at all? Im just wondering if it is.

[NotKreation]

How about read the goddamn EULA to find out

[Mega-Bear]

Link: http://hothardware.com/cs/forums/p/58620/413865.aspx
Is this true at all? Im just wondering if it is.

2.  Consent to Collection and Use of Data. 

EA knows that you care how information about you is collected, used and shared, and we appreciate your trust that we will do so carefully and sensibly.  Information about our customers is an important part of our business, and EA would never sell your personally identifiable information to anyone, nor would it ever use spyware or install spyware on users’ machines.  We and agents acting on our behalf do not share information that personally identifies you without your consent, except in rare instances where disclosure is required by law or to enforce EA’s legal rights.

In addition to information that you give EA directly, EA collects non-personally identifiable (or anonymous) information for purposes of improving our products and services, providing services to you, facilitating the provision of software updates, dynamically served content and product support as well as communicating with you.  The non-personally identifiable information that EA collects includes technical and related information that identifies your computer (including the Internet Protocol Address) and operating system, as well as information about your Application usage (including but not limited to successful installation and/or removal), software, software usage and peripheral hardware.  As noted above, this information is gathered periodically for purposes such as improving our products and services, troubleshooting bugs, and otherwise enhancing your user experience.

The only information they collect is anonymous and used to give them up to date info on the PCs of their target audience, collect info for bug reports, etc. They don't steal personal info. I wouldn't be surprised if Steam did the same thing but I'm not going to dig through its EULA.