Let’s rewind. The original Battlefield 3 Limited Edition was straightforward. Pre-order it, and you got the “Back to Karkand” expansion pack for free—a nostalgia bomb of remastered maps from Battlefield 2. Physical copies came in a standard DVD case with a cardboard slip. Digital copies were just a license tagged to your account.
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The string itself is a puzzle. “v160” suggests a version number. In software development, v1.60 would be a major patch—the one that introduced VOIP fixes and the infamous M26 dart glitch. But "canek77"? That sounds less like a developer’s notation and more like a username. A relic. A signature. Let’s rewind
The Limited Edition of "Battlefield 3" typically includes: Physical copies came in a standard DVD case
You cannot buy this edition on Steam or the Xbox Marketplace. It exists only on private, modded PC servers. Look for these signs: