rainasa wrote...
Tar-Minastir wrote...
The content was made prior to release and has been on the out there for months (i don't care about certification or any other pr excuses). This smacks or piece meal development that was designed to milk the consumers. Day 1 paid dlc is a bad thing and sets a bad precedent. Hell, if bioware has simply not released it on day 1 and rather waited and lied to us, I think many ppl would be less offended by the day one dlc.
The prothean is the main problem, if it was a zaeed or katsumi ppl would be less botherd, but as it stands ppl will have to pay extra on day 1 to get the complete expirence. Regardless of the truth that is how it will play out. This was a stupid move by bioware/ea and can only hurt them in the end.
I........what? please go back and edit this for clarification, between the very badly worded stentences, your points are just thrown in there like someone voimited it up and change from one viewpoint to the complete opposite of it .
I'm sorry if you can't follow a rational apporoach. I know you are used to dealing w/ stodges mindlessly batting for their favorite team, but the situation, as I've outlined, is more complex then you seem to understand.
Simply put, bioware has made a mistake w/ this dlc.
By releasing it at cost on day 1, they have made ppl upset.
By having a prothean, they are making it seem very important (even if it isn't) and this makes people feel as if they are obligated to buy it, Again, this makes ppl upset.
They have lied about it in the past about it and therefore cannot be trusted, making pp upset.
They are giving it to CE'ers who should be getting it anyway, making them upset.
They are by this decision, they are giving ppl and excuse to buy used, rent, buy later then day 1, wait for a sale, not buy at all, or to simply pirate. All these things are bad for bioware and bad for the industry. This should make ppl upset b/c crap like piracy get things like SOPA going and by not treating their customers right bioware/ea are creating an atmoshpere the drives things like piracy out of an ill thought out attempt at revenge.
Bioware could have turned this into a great motivating factor to purachse and unsed it a pr move to draw more attention and hype. Sadly, they have done the opposite.