Japkap79 wrote...
The reason for the DLC that i see it is the big gap, for new players compared to veteran bf3 players with full gear or close to it, to put it another way in a mmo context, you get placed in an arena with a small dagger and you are being paired up with a dude in armor and with a big 2handed sword, your standing there in cloth with a small rusty dagger. Then they release the DLC that you can buy the stuff that someone else earn'd through hours and hours of gameplay, but he is getting an advantage over you by buying it?, that is the whole reason for the OMG issue, but i had to play for so long to get this and he can just pay actual money for it, it is a choice not required for a person to play, and not everyone has the time to game for 1 hour or 2hours that some of the bigger maps might take.
Makes me think of an old mmo issue with people saying it is to hard we want that epic stuff give it to us for no time spent actually learning a boss fight, they nerfed the boss to the extreme, so people could farm there gear, this is the same deal but in a fps perspective with guns and kits for classes.
Dont see the big EA issue with the DLC's because it would be a big gap for a new player or the ones who dont have the whole day to play bf3 or any game, all the game company's are currently making there games more accessible to the main stream users, they are making these DLC's to get more people into the games and also to get more people for you to kill ingame.
I dont give a damn if someone gets most of the gear that i worked hard to unlock the easy way with the DLC, because i had fun getting the gear for the most part but yeah some of it was not always fun, but they dont get the same feeling when they just buy the DLC packs with the class kit unlocks, i can recall when i finally got my m240B and how it just ripped enemy's appart, but i will bet you that the new weapons and such will not help a new sniper in BF3 compared to a sniper who unlocked it the hardway, the drop and all of it is a learning experience so they will need time to adapt.
ATM anything EA does is about money for the majority of the people who have an issue with them, big surprise it is a company they need to make money in order to make new games and develope new technologies for improving games, but not everything they do is to stick it to the gamers or average person, it is all about perspective and if you are angry with a company or person you will be judgemental and have preconceived ideas about there motives.
So basically what im trying to say is we are people with different ideas and they all matter in our own minds, but might not always be seen equally important by others or wrong, but i as a person dont see the problem in them giving people the choice of buying the kits, because i have my kits now and im having a blast, so why not let the new players do the same.
And how hard would it be to scale the arena to match players up with other players who have playing for a similar length of time? I wouldn't think it would be that hard and it would solve the problem of matching newbs with old pros, but then there wouldn't be any pressure on the newbs to buy their way into the upper gear levels to have some chance of being viable would it?




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