Modifié par AngryFrozenWater, 23 août 2010 - 06:55 .
Yakko77 wrote...
Pinkflamingo22 wrote...
So about this Shadow broker intel center....... wtf is it?
No clue yet. I hopeful it'sa merchant booth we can buy upgrades using resources. Or maybe purchace info for more UNC missions.
Mystranna Kelteel wrote...
McBeath wrote...
Frankly what's disgusting is how you complain about peoples right to choose to spend THIER own money on whatever medium they enjoy.
That's not at all what I'm complaining about.
But go ahead and empower BioWare to do this again in future. Just don't be surprised when ME3 is a horrible game and they force you to buy DLC in order to make it decent, as it should be from the get-go.
Yeah, I get that BioWare is a business and that they only care about money. That doesn't mean I can't complain about underhanded business practices.
Modifié par PARAGON87, 23 août 2010 - 06:56 .
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JoePinasi1989 wrote...
Frraksurred wrote...
Is it just me or has Liara's facial texture gotten a boost? Looks better then the ME2 ingame close ups.
It's not just you, but I don't consider it a "boost" at all. She looks too different. I'm REALLY hoping it's a POV error, heh.
I wouldn't mind Mr. Priestly assuring us, if in fact that is the case.
$10 for 10 hours of gaming? No offense, but you're dreaming.AngryFrozenWater wrote...
Making a buck out of a terrible reunion is not the most elegant way to make a profit.
800 BW points should be enough for at least 10 hours gaming. There's only so much you can do in that time and the DLC also needs some content to satisfy the non-Liara fans. I wonder how much time is left for the LI.
I am probably one of the few who hopes that the DLC allows to break off Liara's relationship. Her new dark and edgy image does not really appeal to me. My Shepards are still scratching their heads.
McBeath wrote...
Mystranna Kelteel wrote...
McBeath wrote...
Frankly what's disgusting is how you complain about peoples right to choose to spend THIER own money on whatever medium they enjoy.
That's not at all what I'm complaining about.
But go ahead and empower BioWare to do this again in future. Just don't be surprised when ME3 is a horrible game and they force you to buy DLC in order to make it decent, as it should be from the get-go.
Yeah, I get that BioWare is a business and that they only care about money. That doesn't mean I can't complain about underhanded business practices.
The business practices are hardly underhanded. Did they promise anything about Liara when they sold you ME2? Did they, and then remove it in a sneaky fashion only to sell it to you later? No. They sold you a product, and now would like to sell you another. Feel free to either buy it or not. That's really your only right as a customer(PS... your not a customer until you actually buy it!), you should prehaps hold your critisms until you actually try it.
The files in ME2 are only there to allow the DLC to link to the game. They learned alot of things in how they did DLC in ME1, and probibly knew that if they only did a few DLC's then this would be the one they really wanted.
Mystranna Kelteel wrote...
But go ahead and empower BioWare to do this again in future.
kraidy1117 wrote...
They told us we could continue the romance in ME2, which cleary we could not <_<
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McBeath wrote...
Mystranna Kelteel wrote...
McBeath wrote...
Frankly what's disgusting is how you complain about peoples right to choose to spend THIER own money on whatever medium they enjoy.
That's not at all what I'm complaining about.
But go ahead and empower BioWare to do this again in future. Just don't be surprised when ME3 is a horrible game and they force you to buy DLC in order to make it decent, as it should be from the get-go.
Yeah, I get that BioWare is a business and that they only care about money. That doesn't mean I can't complain about underhanded business practices.
The business practices are hardly underhanded. Did they promise anything about Liara when they sold you ME2? Did they, and then remove it in a sneaky fashion only to sell it to you later? No. They sold you a product, and now would like to sell you another. Feel free to either buy it or not. That's really your only right as a customer(PS... your not a customer until you actually buy it!), you should prehaps hold your critisms until you actually try it.
The files in ME2 are only there to allow the DLC to link to the game. They learned alot of things in how they did DLC in ME1, and probibly knew that if they only did a few DLC's then this would be the one they really wanted.
Probably. But it is 1/5th of the price of the game. 40 hours/5 makes 8. So, yes, 10 is maybe too much.JeanLuc761 wrote...
$10 for 10 hours of gaming? No offense, but you're dreaming.AngryFrozenWater wrote...
Making a buck out of a terrible reunion is not the most elegant way to make a profit.
800 BW points should be enough for at least 10 hours gaming. There's only so much you can do in that time and the DLC also needs some content to satisfy the non-Liara fans. I wonder how much time is left for the LI.
I am probably one of the few who hopes that the DLC allows to break off Liara's relationship. Her new dark and edgy image does not really appeal to me. My Shepards are still scratching their heads.
AngryFrozenWater wrote...
Making a buck out of a terrible reunion is not the most elegant way to make a profit.
800 BW points should be enough for at least 10 hours gaming. There's only so much you can do in that time and the DLC also needs some content to satisfy the non-Liara fans. I wonder how much time is left for the LI.
I am probably one of the few who hopes that the DLC allows to break off Liara's relationship. Her new dark and edgy image does not really appeal to me. My Shepards are still scratching their heads.
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McBeath wrote...
The business practices are hardly underhanded. Did they promise anything about Liara when they sold you ME2? Did they, and then remove it in a sneaky fashion only to sell it to you later? No. They sold you a product, and now would like to sell you another. Feel free to either buy it or not. That's really your only right as a customer(PS... your not a customer until you actually buy it!), you should prehaps hold your critisms until you actually try it.
The files in ME2 are only there to allow the DLC to link to the game. They learned alot of things in how they did DLC in ME1, and probibly knew that if they only did a few DLC's then this would be the one they really wanted.
You really are cynical. You have no idea on how the design process was handled, for all we know this may have been a part of the main game but was later forced into DLC because of time constraints and deadlines.Mystranna Kelteel wrote...
No, they didn't hold it back to rip off the idiots who buy everything. They held it back to prey on people's sense of unfulfilment.
They created a gigantic hole in a player's satsifaction with Liara, and now they're exploiting that for ten bucks a pop.
Modifié par annihilator27, 23 août 2010 - 07:03 .
McBeath wrote...
The business practices are hardly underhanded. Did they promise anything about Liara when they sold you ME2? Did they, and then remove it in a sneaky fashion only to sell it to you later? No. They sold you a product, and now would like to sell you another. Feel free to either buy it or not. That's really your only right as a customer(PS... your not a customer until you actually buy it!), you should prehaps hold your critisms until you actually try it.
The files in ME2 are only there to allow the DLC to link to the game. They learned alot of things in how they did DLC in ME1, and probibly knew that if they only did a few DLC's then this would be the one they really wanted.
Guest_GamerFSS86_*
McBeath wrote...
kraidy1117 wrote...
They told us we could continue the romance in ME2, which cleary we could not <_<
IF I recall they said that your romances would continue or you could choose to cheat and suffer the consiquences. I fail to see how this didn't occur. While it may not live up to the expectations of some people it is what it is. They didn't promise that ME2 would be the great dating sim that a few people seem to long for.
Eckoman2857 wrote...
You really are cynical. You have no idea on how the design process was handled, for all we know this may have been a part of the main game but was later forced into DLC because of time constraints and deadlines.
There was no way to get her behavior discussed in the game. The openening scene was horrible. Threatening clients? Come on. Maybe cool for a renegade Shepard (I am doing one right now - she might think it is funny), but my other Shepards don't match her personality anymore. The game did not allow to break up with her. If this DLC allows that and has some cool action then I am happy.wickedwizzard01 wrote...
AngryFrozenWater wrote...
Making a buck out of a terrible reunion is not the most elegant way to make a profit.
800 BW points should be enough for at least 10 hours gaming. There's only so much you can do in that time and the DLC also needs some content to satisfy the non-Liara fans. I wonder how much time is left for the LI.
I am probably one of the few who hopes that the DLC allows to break off Liara's relationship. Her new dark and edgy image does not really appeal to me. My Shepards are still scratching their heads.
maybe that was just because she''s been preoccupied / obsessed with the SB
the old liara might be back once she has finished the SB?
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