Mentat wrote:SkinnerChinner wrote:If your playing on the 360, a replacement disc won't result in a loss of the 'Kill Hitler' DLC as its tied to your Xbox Live account. Neither will deleting the actual content itself, as it will be recorded in your purchase history and can be re-downloaded at any time.
Also, the install to Hard Drive feature isn't necessary to play the game, its an optional feature that can help speed up loading times & reduce lag as the game is, as name suggests, stored on the Hard Drive. The disc just sits in the tray as verification you've actually purchased the game.
Strange issue though, perhaps you've been unlucky enough to get a dodgy copy. I'm playing on the 360 & haven't experienced any major bugs or crashes...
Thanks for response Skinner! Just got contacted by Michael from 505. He asked some questions and I just responded to them. I'm glad to know you are playing on 360 with no problems.
Did you also downloaded and installed the DLC mission? Is it available on the mission list or did you had to clear whole game for it to show up? I thought those codes were good for 1 use only; how can you re-download mission?
Will wait for 505 response and then delete and re-install game from disk. If it does not fix problem plan to replace disk at Game Stop and retry again.
Easiest way to access your purchase history would be log into your account on
www.xbox.com using the e-mail address linked to your XBL account when you created it. From there select
'your account' &
'purchase history' and it should appear. I've just done this myself & it appears as
'Assassinate the Furher', no harm in checking before you delete any content.
As for playing it, you can access it from the moment the download is complete. In the single player menu, select
'Challenges' and scroll through to the DLC. The two downloadable rifles included (SVT40 & Kar 98K) can be used on any mission via the loadout selection menu.
Might be an idea to re-install to your Xbox Hard Drive, or try without using that feature at all. The install could have been corrupted somehow, especially if it was interrupted.
If the problem persists, I'd take up the retailer on that replacement disc offer whilst it still stands