miniy2j wrote...
avmf8 wrote...
brunomalta wrote...
Oh man...you guys complain all the time. It was the same thing on Mass Effect 2 and Dragon Age 2....
No its not the same you would get that free if you bought the game new.
Not exactly, Sebastian came with the game for free if you pre-ordered and got your edition switched to the signature edition (which at the time was free, as in that was the bonus you'd get the signature edition for the same price if you pre-ordered before a certain date) If you buy a new copy of DAII sans signature edition you have to pay 7$ price tag. If you buy the game used you have to pay the 7$ price tag. I mean bioware's already done this before.
No offense the fact that you're poor and you spend most of your money trying to make your life on medical expenses isn't exactly a reason for bioware to cut down the price on a luxury item. It really isn't, they are trying to make a profit, it's a business. This wasn't made as CE exclusive, it was given to the CE people as a bonus, they paid more they get more. You can argue about how that's not fair, but at the same time...why isn't it? Volition day-1 dlc was them taking core files out of the game, like actual core files and trying to force you to buy it as dlc. This isn't what bioware is doing, the Prothean is just a Prothean. It's about as important as Kasumi and Zaeed and possibly Sebastian from DAII . You don't have to purchase it to play a complete copy of the game. It's for all intensive purposes an add-on. What you do have a right to get annoyed with is the price of such dlc, which can be argued that it does come with more material than Kasumi did.
Here is the thing they do make profit even without doing stuff like that. Selling a game for $60 does make them allot of money. To do the math selling to a million people would net them 60 million. I just used a round number as I have no clue how many peoplke will really buy the game. But I know for a fact they will sell more than a million copies. Many people from different countries pre ordered ME3 and there is over 6 billion people in this world.
I would guess ME3 would sell at least 6 million copies. That is 360 million dollars. Cant tell me they won't have a huge profit after the cost to make the game taken off of that. The game took maybee what 10 million at most to make? To be more than fair I will say the game took 100 million to make which is more than fair since there is no way it cost that much to make.
That still leaves then with 260 million dollars. They do not need to up the cost of gaming and ruin my and other people on a limited budgets fun for this. Day 1 DLC is not right I cant afford special editions so bioware goes and pulls this BS to try and get more money from me. Don't they get it if I had a good ammount of money to spend I would buy special editions of games.
Special editions should never get you more in game content ever. If they want to say include a special edition Mass Effect controller with the special edition that is fine. Or have say a nice trinket of a reaper destrying a section of city fine. But game content that is BS.
My point is simple if it was availiable day 1 it could be made availiable to any new purchase of the game for free end point.
Modifié par avmf8, 05 mars 2012 - 10:50 .