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[GamerrangerX]

Why people so upset about paying a extra 10$ for the DLC,i order the CE 80$,i made14$/hrs im waaayyy below Canada Average Salary,i have rent to pay,bills pay,that didn't bother me paying 80$ for a product i like,after all i spend 2000$ and more building my gaming computer,so just pay up and shut up because you won't have it free.

[RocketManSR2]

Let this die.

[TheKillerAngel]

You can get anything for free if you know the right places.

[Seker666]

Its not the money that people have problems with, get it right! Besides LET THIS DIE

Edit : Gah

Modifié par Seker666, 26 février 2012 - 05:12 .

[GamerrangerX]

TheKillerAngel wrote...

You can get anything for free if you know the right places.

ok then tell them to shup the **** up

[GamerrangerX]

Seker666 wrote...

Its not about the money that people have problems with, get it right! besides LET THIS DIE

Edit : Gah

then they should get a life and stop complaining,you want to have fun?,PAY!!

Modifié par GamerrangerX, 26 février 2012 - 05:13 .

[TheStoner]

They want it with the game. The game isn't free. Therefore they don't want it free.
Isn't logic fun?

[OdanUrr]

GamerrangerX wrote...

ok then tell them to shup the **** up

I was just itching to post this.


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Modifié par Selene Moonsong, 26 février 2012 - 05:35 .

[DXLelouch15]

as a Salarian once told me on Omega
the Black Market

[Seker666]

GamerrangerX wrote...
then they should get a life and spot complaining

You realize this was dead for a little while before you brought it up agian, right...?

[warriorN7]

this again

[adawg828]

Ya I just coughed up the extra $20 heck I don't mind its the last of Shepard's story so I'm like why not.

[GamerrangerX]

TheStoner wrote...

They want it with the game. The game isn't free. Therefore they don't want it free.
Isn't logic fun?

they want they want they want,who give **** about what they want?i want SWTOR mmo to be free to play!!do you thing this happen?no,so i didn't buy the ****ing game,same with ME3 you want to have more fun?JUST PAY!!you don't want to pay?fine have fun without the DLC SUKERS.

Modifié par GamerrangerX, 26 février 2012 - 05:27 .

[TheStoner]

GamerrangerX wrote...
you don't what to pay?fine have fun without the DLC SUKERS.

You seem to be confused. That's exactly what they are doing.
Not buying the game/DLC is a perfectly reasonable responce to underhanded business tactics.

[WeWant]

Just because you are a brainless consumer doesn't mean we all are.

[DadeLeviathan]

 Okay. Here's the simple answer. No matter how good/important this DLC turns out to be, it automatically seems important because it's a prothean. I.e. the race that has been the background for the entire game. Thus, it screams, "This is important to the plot."

Next, in previous bioware games, the 'additional' companion has been a free extra for anybody who bought the game new, whereas now it is only free for those who buy the collector's edition. This is why people are upset, because they feel that it is just money-milking the fanbase, nothing more or less. I don't share all those opinions, but there you have it.

It's not that they want something for free, it's that the DLC seems to be screaming that it SHOULD have been part of the main game, and having it be day-one DLC doesn't help the matter. The simple matter, is that if it should have been part of the main game, people who buy the game are entitled to it. If it wasn't meant to be part of the main game and is just an additional caveat, then they are not. Simple as that, and that's where the argument comes from. It has nothing to do with people thinking that they are entitled to free things.

The trouble bioware is faced with, is that since it is such an important race, and day-one DLC, the majority of their claims are going to fall on deaf ears, because it automatically comes off as if it is a necessary part of the game even if it's not. Not to mention that marketing the DLC on launch-day is the equivilant of saying, "you need this DLC. it is necessary for the true Mass Effect experience." That's the whole point of day-one DLC. Psychologically, it says that such DLC is important and necessary, and thus more people are likely to buy it. Basically Bioware and Ea will not be able to do ANYTHING to assauge the fears and concerns of those fans who feel that day-one DLC in this manner is blatant disrespect to the consumer. 

I feel for Bioware, because I do believe that this was something they started on after main-dev was done on ME3. They aren't going to be able to convince the dissidents of this, however, especially since the whole marketing strategy of day-one DLC is to make the consumer think that such DLC is necessary for a full experience. Think of it like fries and a soda with your hamburger. They aren't necessary for your meal,but the restaurant markets them like they are, even going so far as to try and push you to buy the full meal rather than just the burger. The same thign is true here. The from ashes is NOT necessary for the true ME3 experience, but the marketing behind it wants to make consumers subconsciously think it is. This is the reason why Day-one DLC will always leave a sour taste in many fans' mouths, regardless of what the devs say. 

[Genshie]

Boycotting the dlc is the best option out there what a lot of people failed to realize, including TB (he probably gets it by now) the guy that basically started the huge thing about it, is that if you boycott the game flat out they won't make any more games like Mass Effect. (They are indirectly killing the franchise which is not what they are trying to achieve)

[Seker666]

DadeLeviathan wrote...
 Okay. Here's the simple answer

Actually thats an oppinion, not an answer. Some might not care about the DLC, to some it is lore/game breaking either way just because you believe you're right doesn't mean its the final answer.

[Stanley Woo]

The From Ashes DLC can be discussed in the existing Sticky thread at the top of this forum. Thank you.

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