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[DJBare]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High-altitude_balloon

High-altitude balloons are unmanned balloons, usually filled with helium or hydrogen that are released into the stratosphere, generally reaching between 60,000 to 120,000 feet (18 to 37 km).

[CDRSkyShepard]

Our weather department had a balloon that went well in excess of the stratosphere. I'd have to look at the data again to see what the exact altitude was, but if it didn't get 300,000, it was close. And that was a balloon launched from a college campus. Lol.

[StonedVolus]

What would be hilarious if this ends up getting the attention of alien life, like in Star Trek First Contact.

[StonedVolus]

mybudgee wrote...

What was done to market Dante's Inferno?? I forget

I remember it involving hookers. And a certain lucky "winner".

[SheppardJohn]

If this is not a coolest joke of the year hehe ok too. But if is true then i will say just this: Watch your damn heads.

[Lord Jaric]

I'm calling bs, this has got to be a prank.

[geertmans]

Wow, I feel a lawsuit coming up by the family of the poor bastard that got killed by a copy of mass effect 3 to the face.

[Felene]

For real? This is ... CRAZY!

[geertmans]

Just imagine the game landing on the roof of your house while you're chilling on a sunday afternoon. All of a sudden the doorbell goes and out in front there are three hundred BSN nerds screaming for a ladder.

[didymos1120]

ziloe wrote...

I think this is retarded. When it comes back in to the atmosphere, pretty sure it would melt.

Yeah...that's not what's retarded here.

[Major Alenko]

So from what I understand with the weather balloons/high A balloons they use to send thing up into high atmosphere (technically not space, doesn't leave earth, enters stratosphere) They pretty much go straight up, they don't tend to wonder as much some people believe. I doubt any of them would land in the sea.
But if they're just going to attach a game to the base like the picture, there's no guarantee it would survive the fall.
It's pretty cool, but also totally stupid.

[Dave of Canada]

 It's Homefront marketing all over again...

[Homey C-Dawg]

Lol what is this? Is it April 1st already?

ME3 marketing you continue to astound and confuse me.

[NOmistakes]

Luckily one of my friends works for ESA . But I doubt he has access to any equipment able to get those copies to the ground before they drop them...

[exskeeny]

I dunno if someone has already said it, these weather balloons need to be in the shape a Reaper!

[Mendelevosa]

Watch all the copies land in areas filled with vicious wild animals or neighborhoods filled with gang violence. Anyone who tries to get the copies will only get terminated in the process.

Modifié par Mendelevosa, 17 février 2012 - 12:58 .

[Il Divo]

Mendelevosa wrote...

Watch all the copies land in areas filled with vicious wild animals or neighborhoods filled with gang violence.

I laughed pretty well at that one.

[LilyasAvalon]

Are they just releasing the boxes, or will these boxes actually have discs in them? I hope they're going to wraped up at least.

[Boradam]

The placeholder disc decal that will greet whoever may open the ME3 box:

Modifié par Boradam, 17 février 2012 - 12:53 .

[Homey C-Dawg]

Won't most of them just fall into the ocean or something? Most of them are being launched from cities next to water.

[AmyMac]

Just imagine if you were an X-Box 360 gamer and a PS3 copy landed on the roof of your house...

[Dave of Canada]

Will the balloon come with exclusive DLC?

[Knight of Bronze]

Homey C-Dawg wrote...

Won't most of them just fall into the ocean or something? Most of them are being launched from cities next to water.

How do you know this?

Where is this list of where their being launched from?

[Alexcito]

WTF

[FluxCapacitor]

If you release it in New York City, Won't the prevailing winds drop it into the Atlantic Ocean?