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lukastias
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10-22-2022, 02:17 AM
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I already own the Dark Souls 3 base game and recently won the deluxe edition through a giveaway. I’m wondering what will happen if I redeem the new code that includes the DLC. If I go with Game + (Game+DLC), which is pricier, would it be a waste of money since I’d lose the cost of the base game? Should I sell the deluxe edition instead of buying the DLC separately? My writing isn’t quite clear, so please let me know if this comes across wrong.
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lukastias
10-22-2022, 02:17 AM #1

I already own the Dark Souls 3 base game and recently won the deluxe edition through a giveaway. I’m wondering what will happen if I redeem the new code that includes the DLC. If I go with Game + (Game+DLC), which is pricier, would it be a waste of money since I’d lose the cost of the base game? Should I sell the deluxe edition instead of buying the DLC separately? My writing isn’t quite clear, so please let me know if this comes across wrong.

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10-22-2022, 10:51 AM
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Of course, selling it first would make more sense. But it would definitely be a hassle in my view.
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Jyok
10-22-2022, 10:51 AM #2

Of course, selling it first would make more sense. But it would definitely be a hassle in my view.

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11-07-2022, 04:51 PM
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Redeeming Deluxe will only provide additional content packs. Using codes more than once means you lose the original version. For those who have owned the base game for a while, winning a giveaway doesn’t mean gaining money—it’s about losing your own game. After all, you paid to get the DLCs in the first place.
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11-07-2022, 04:51 PM #3

Redeeming Deluxe will only provide additional content packs. Using codes more than once means you lose the original version. For those who have owned the base game for a while, winning a giveaway doesn’t mean gaining money—it’s about losing your own game. After all, you paid to get the DLCs in the first place.

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