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[Falcon084]

What about non net users or people with a slow connection speed. We deserve DLC's too! My 360 will not work with my modem and I can't fork out $299 for a new one or thousands for a new PC as this one is too old to play new games. Fallout 3 put all their DLC's on Disk are you?
I really want to be able to play these.

Modifié par Falcon084, 05 juin 2010 - 09:15 .

[cruz29]

Alendor1989 wrote...

rep31983 wrote...

bioware said between 2 and 3 hours

that means it will be between 1 and 2 hours.

I know, right.  lol

[Bryy_Miller]

I just can't believe that people want it to tie in to the main story, when it's been confirmed that we get a Choice in the DLC.



I honestly just can't believe people expect DLC to be a part of the main plot.

[TelexFerra]

cruz29 wrote...

Alendor1989 wrote...

rep31983 wrote...

bioware said between 2 and 3 hours

that means it will be between 1 and 2 hours.

I know, right.  lol

Based on the Kasumi estimates, I've learned to take the square root of whatever amount of time they claim.

[TelexFerra]

Falcon084 wrote...

What about non net users or people with a slow connection speed. We deserve DLC's too! My 360 will not work with my modem and I can't fork out $299 for a new one or thousands for a new PC as this one is too old to play new games. Fallout 3 put all their DLC's on Disk are you?
I really want to be able to play these.

Have you tried connecting your XBOX to your router directly with an ethernet cable?

[Busomjack]

Could this be Return to Ostagar all over again?

[TelexFerra]

Explain please?

[Spornicus]

Are people complaining about DLC that has yet to be released?

[Sylvius the Mad]

Falcon084 wrote...

thousands for a new PC

When did you last price out a gaming PC?  Thousands?  Maybe in 1999.

If you take into account the price of your television, I suspect your console setup was more expensive than a gaming PC would be.

[PARAGON87]

Busomjack wrote...

Could this be Return to Ostagar all over again?

No.  RtO was given an actual release date, as in exact day.  Then it was delayed.

Here, it was said "June 2010" not "June 8th, 2010", "early June" , "late June" or "we wanted June but it's going to be August".  So, really BioWare hasn't turned its back on us.

So, everyone, let's keep the flaming to a minimum until July 1st?  :innocent:

Because, then I will join you.

Modifié par PARAGON87, 06 juin 2010 - 12:27 .

[wolfsite]

Spornicus wrote...

Are people complaining about DLC that has yet to be released?

This is the Internet, people would complain if they got free cupcakes coming out of there DVD drives.

[Axeface]

Is it ready yet!?

[Relix28]

PARAGON87 wrote...
So, everyone, let's keep the flaming to a minimum until July 1st?  :innocent:

Because, then I will join you.

Agreed.

[MurphyMurph]

wolfsite wrote...

Spornicus wrote...

Are people complaining about DLC that has yet to be released?

This is the Internet, people would complain if they got free cupcakes coming out of there DVD drives.

look, it's cool and all that bioware has free cupcakes coming out of my DVD drive... but did they have to be chocolate?

and wtf is with the sprinkles? they are the cheap kind, like they couldn't spring for brand name sprinkles with all the $$ i give them for my games!?




^^like that? :happy:



can't wait for overlord!

[Spornicus]

wolfsite wrote...

Spornicus wrote...

Are people complaining about DLC that has yet to be released?

This is the Internet, people would complain if they got free cupcakes coming out of there DVD drives.

[Fizzeler]

wolfsite wrote...

Spornicus wrote...

Are people complaining about DLC that has yet to be released?

This is the Internet, people would complain if they got free cupcakes coming out of there DVD drives.

Hey those cupcakes tasted terrible I have a right to complain

No seriously until BioWare concretes a release date expect the end of the month if it comes out earlier then

[nightshifter101]

so has some 1 bought it and thinks its cool yet and not like "OK" but would play it 20 times in one night cool

[Doc Forrest]

I am a patient man; I can wait. That being said, I can't wait forever.

[Valcutio]

Still plenty of days left. I'm just as anxious as the next guy though.

[Motemeal]

I'd be a lot happier if they would package all this DLC onto a disc and put it in stores. I eat up enough bandwidth just downloading the free promotional stuff.  And honestly- free promotional stuff just seems like content that was meant to be in the gane to begin with but was stripped out to meet a production schedule and tacked on later- or strategically removed to force people to play while logged online -CERBERUS NETWORK- ugh.

Bioware and other game manufacturors seem to forget that something like 40% of computer owners haven't got broadband internet- and when you live in the stix (like me) it's more than a little expensive. I'm paying something like $130 a month for 10 Gigs of bandwidth, (from the single source whose broadband signal reaches my home) and that gets eaten up fast.

And frankly, I really prefer to purchase things with actual cash currency rather than try and keep track of the 800 different "itunes money" "Xbox money" "Bioware money" it takes for me to purchase things online.

Modifié par Motemeal, 06 juin 2010 - 05:52 .

[Falcon084]

TelexFerra wrote...

Falcon084 wrote...

What about non net users or people with a slow connection speed. We deserve DLC's too! My 360 will not work with my modem and I can't fork out $299 for a new one or thousands for a new PC as this one is too old to play new games. Fallout 3 put all their DLC's on Disk are you?
I really want to be able to play these.

Have you tried connecting your XBOX to your router directly with an ethernet cable?

It's a USB Stick Modem I have run a cabel into my PC but it only worked once and refuses to now.

[Falcon084]

Sylvius the Mad wrote...

Falcon084 wrote...

thousands for a new PC

When did you last price out a gaming PC?  Thousands?  Maybe in 1999.

If you take into account the price of your television, I suspect your console setup was more expensive than a gaming PC would be.

I got my TV second hand for $250. Plus in Australia PC's for gaming cost a lot. It would be a ton of cash for one game though and I would lose all my saves.
Besides there are others who don't have the net.

[MrAnthonyDraft]

Axeface wrote...

Is it ready yet!?

I think it is. BioWare just needs to polish everything so that we don't complain. Well, that's what I'm thinking right now.

[MrAnthonyDraft]

Motemeal wrote...

I'd be a lot happier if they would package all this DLC onto a disc and put it in stores. I eat up enough bandwidth just downloading the free promotional stuff.  And honestly- free promotional stuff just seems like content that was meant to be in the gane to begin with but was stripped out to meet a production schedule and tacked on later- or strategically removed to force people to play while logged online -CERBERUS NETWORK- ugh.

Bioware and other game manufacturors seem to forget that something like 40% of computer owners haven't got broadband internet- and when you live in the stix (like me) it's more than a little expensive. I'm paying something like $130 a month for 10 Gigs of bandwidth, (from the single source whose broadband signal reaches my home) and that gets eaten up fast.

And frankly, I really prefer to purchase things with actual cash currency rather than try and keep track of the 800 different "itunes money" "Xbox money" "Bioware money" it takes for me to purchase things online.

Mass Effect 2 Game of the Year Edition anyone?