I could also use up the annual license transfer to move everything to the Elite, but that could have unintended consequences for other savegames if not mine, then my girlfriend's. Now, I could just load my game and go, but I'm afraid of losing my items permanently because of the last issue I had. "Some of your downloadable content is corrupt and could not be loaded."Īnd that's the story of how I found out that licenses are tied to specific consoles, not just Live accounts or hard drives.
Install Disc 2 onto the Xbox One and it will begin to download the full game and all the DLCs straight to the hard drive. Rebooted the Xbox and then inserted Disc 2 and only Disc 2.
I figured, okay, no problem, I'll send the Arcade in for service - it's still covered by the E74 extended warranty - and use the Elite for now. TITLE:-Fallout: New Vegas Ultimate EditionDIRECT DOWNLOAD////NO TORRENTThnx for Watching:)press the thumbs up if the video helped.share with others if you. I uninstalled Fallout: New Vegas on the Xbox One (you will not lose saved progress). (Details: go to the Xbox support website, click "one flashing light" and "error code E74.") Unfortunately, the Arcade red-ringed today more specifically, it gave me the E74 error. As far as I know, anyone can use DLC on the machine it's downloaded to first (in this case, the Arcade) only the downloader can use it on other machines (in this case, the Elite). I started two games with Classic Pack items and they worked fine for a while. Since I don't have Live, my girlfriend downloaded the Classic Pack to the Arcade.
My girlfriend owns a 360 Elite and has a silver Live account. I pre-ordered Fallout: New Vegas from GameStop and got the Classic Pack DLC as a "reward." I own a 360 Arcade and don't have an Xbox Live account.