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Hi

Origin is having a 50% off on Titanfall but obviously we are not entitled in SA to have access to the game, anyone know how to bypass the location specifics on Origin so I may acquire this for myself?

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I have read those. Evopoints sell it for alot more than 30 dollar (as per sale till the 16th). I want to bypass the location (en-za) and buy it on US origin.
 
But won't you need the same VPN's to play the game? And then play on a US server.. And then live with 400ms ping?
 
GhostSixFour said:
But won't you need the same VPN's to play the game? And then play on a US server.. And then live with 400ms ping?
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Well if the sites I posted are anything to go by then the ping is not as bad as ppl expect.
The game is more than playable.
I play CS:GO on US & EU servers so I can't see how Titanfall will be a different experience.
 
Unfortunately I do not have access to Facebook else I could have given you the link on how to purchase Titanfall by means of a VPN. Just search for the group BuildOurTitans on Facebook and look through the posts. somewhere there is something regarding the use of a VPN.

Ping/ Latency wise it is running about 210ms which is playable and quite enjoyable if you are part of a lobby :)

WE mostly play on the EU servers (either Nort or West). My connection is strange in the way that I am able to play on the Asia servers with a ping of 170ms, but I do enjoy the European servers a lot more.
 
EXHale1N and I play Titanfall on a regular basis along with a number of other ZA players. We run our community on the https://www.facebook.com/BuildOurTitansZA page.

We purchased our codes from either kinguin.net, g2a.com or Evopoints.co.za. None of us have tried the VPN method to PURCHASE the game but we DID use it unlock and play the game before release on the EU servers.

For the Titanfall pre-orders, a lot of people worldwide looked for the best deal available, the consensus was that Mexico had the cheapest price so MANY people connected to Mexico via a VPN to purchase the game. I am telling you this since this should be proof enough that the VPN method does work. Here is a post on how they did it: http://onlinegamevpn.blogspot.com/2014/02/buy-cheapest-vpn-titanfall-pc-version-with-mexico-vpn.html

We used VPN to access and play the game early, via a program called SoftEther VPN. Here is a tutorial on how we did it: http://www.reddit.com/r/titanfall/comments/1z9npl/guide_how_to_use_a_vpn_to_unlock_titanfall_early . I'm sharing this with you as it is a viable alternative to the first option I gave you, which suggests the use of FlyVPN. Either way the procedure is the same: Access www.origin.com whilst connected to EU/US/Wherever VPN and add Titanfall into the shopping cart. Then login with your origin account. Finally: Disconnect from VPN or proxy. Then buy the item with a credit card as normal.

The game runs great and we regularly get between 180-220ms, which is not noticeable at all due to the low server tickrates and built-in lag comp (trust me on this, I was never going to buy this game due to the high ping, but after the stellar beta experience I had I quickly changed my mind). Plus we have a TS3 server up and running for ZA Titanfall players so you'll always have someone to play with. If you need any further help just contact us via our FB page.
 
I've used the vpn method to buy via origin and it works well.

Make sure that you use paypal as your method of payment and not a SA Based credit card.

Let us know how it goes and be sure to join us tonight for our weekly Thursday Night Titanfall #TNT

https://www.facebook.com/BuildOurTitansZA
 
I bought Titanfall through cheapcodes and have been enjoying it for the past month or 2. The netcode of the game is pretty good and you don't really feel the latency playing from SA to a EU server (not like you do with a game like COD, for example).
It's a fun game, won't invest too much time into it, it's basically a time filler, or when you get bored of other stuff...
 
Flash Hazardous said:
EXHale1N and I play Titanfall on a regular basis along with a number of other ZA players. We run our community on the https://www.facebook.com/BuildOurTitansZA page.

We purchased our codes from either kinguin.net, g2a.com or Evopoints.co.za. None of us have tried the VPN method to PURCHASE the game but we DID use it unlock and play the game before release on the EU servers.

For the Titanfall pre-orders, a lot of people worldwide looked for the best deal available, the consensus was that Mexico had the cheapest price so MANY people connected to Mexico via a VPN to purchase the game. I am telling you this since this should be proof enough that the VPN method does work. Here is a post on how they did it: http://onlinegamevpn.blogspot.com/2014/02/buy-cheapest-vpn-titanfall-pc-version-with-mexico-vpn.html

We used VPN to access and play the game early, via a program called SoftEther VPN. Here is a tutorial on how we did it: http://www.reddit.com/r/titanfall/comments/1z9npl/guide_how_to_use_a_vpn_to_unlock_titanfall_early . I'm sharing this with you as it is a viable alternative to the first option I gave you, which suggests the use of FlyVPN. Either way the procedure is the same: Access www.origin.com whilst connected to EU/US/Wherever VPN and add Titanfall into the shopping cart. Then login with your origin account. Finally: Disconnect from VPN or proxy. Then buy the item with a credit card as normal.

The game runs great and we regularly get between 180-220ms, which is not noticeable at all due to the low server tickrates and built-in lag comp (trust me on this, I was never going to buy this game due to the high ping, but after the stellar beta experience I had I quickly changed my mind). Plus we have a TS3 server up and running for ZA Titanfall players so you'll always have someone to play with. If you need any further help just contact us via our FB page.
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The SoftEther VPN method worked a charm! Digital deluxe with season pass for R532. FTW right there...
 
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