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<blockquote data-quote="Merkuri" data-source="post: 5421428" data-attributes="member: 41321">So, I'm a little miffed that the &quot;new&quot; copy of Mass Effect that I bought off of an Amazon seller (not Amazon itself) is obviously not new.&nbsp; The seal was broken, the manual is a tad wrinkled like it came in contact with some moisture, and the DVD itself has some slight wear scratches on it.Now, I could live with this as long as the game plays (though I will probably ask for a partial refund for the incorrect listing).&nbsp; It's in good condition for a used game.&nbsp; What really worries me is that the disk in the package says &quot;Disk 1&quot; and it looks like this package can hold more than one disk.&nbsp; I've heard people on EN World talk about Mass Effect before.&nbsp; Can anyone who played it on PC DVD tell me whether it should have come with one or two disks?&nbsp; Should I be a little miffed or a lot miffed?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Merkuri, post: 5421428, member: 41321"] So, I'm a little miffed that the "new" copy of Mass Effect that I bought off of an Amazon seller (not Amazon itself) is obviously not new. The seal was broken, the manual is a tad wrinkled like it came in contact with some moisture, and the DVD itself has some slight wear scratches on it. Now, I could live with this as long as the game plays (though I will probably ask for a partial refund for the incorrect listing). It's in good condition for a used game. What really worries me is that the disk in the package says "Disk 1" and it looks like this package can hold more than one disk. I've heard people on EN World talk about Mass Effect before. Can anyone who played it on PC DVD tell me whether it should have come with one or two disks? Should I be a little miffed or a lot miffed? [/QUOTE]

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