Then you will have your own code and you shouldn't have any further problems. I'm not sure if you're only signed up with Origin Access to play this game and this game alone but in the end, it would be cheaper to buy it if you plan on playing it more. I believe I saw someone months ago post about that somewhere. You're right about packs not working with the Origin Access base game. That's odd why you can download a free world through the store but not have access to the exchange. I wasn't aware you had access to the store with Origin Access. Vault games will also show up under My Games bunched together with any (registered) purchased games. I don't want to use pirated/unregistered versions of the game.Īnd what if I buy some retail codes for The Sims 3 expansions, like Seasons, Pets, etc., and register them on ? I feel like I'll get them on my account but The Sims 3 base game will still be Yes it does auto register purchased games when bought through Origin. The Sims 3 was a primary game to play from the Vault and I can't even download free content. They should've added a registration for a limited period of time on as they added the game to the Vault. I think I'm going to go desperate if no one won't be able to fix this. I just pressed on the link to add the town on and then dialog screen appeared to launch The Sims 3 Launcher application, so it partially working. Moreover, I was able do add Riverview to my account. Okay, but the game itself says that I don't have to register the game because it's already registered as it's from Origin. The point of Origin Access to is try out games before purchasing without the worry of a expiration date. The codes are what you need to officially register a game to your account and have access to other content, even the store. They say you have access to the "full version" of these games and you do but this does not include serial codes. It means for as long as you pay the monthly Origin Access fee, you have access to the list of vault games. Also I can't find this noted anywhere but they should be letting people know what Origin Access actually means. You must buy the game to have a valid code. Since you're renting, this does not mean you own the game. Origin Access just means you're renting the "vault" games.
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