Mims wrote...
People are within their right to do what they want with their cash. I just hope no one holding the wallet thinks that by not buying DLC, they will somehow get an apology for the ending. [or an extended-extended cut.] Its dead and done. DLC sales are not going to impact anything for ME3.
If DLC does not sell well, there will be no more DLC. That is the only thing it will impact.
Yeah, no more milking of a once beloved franchise? I can live with that.clennon8 wrote...
Mims wrote...
People are within their right to do what they want with their cash. I just hope no one holding the wallet thinks that by not buying DLC, they will somehow get an apology for the ending. [or an extended-extended cut.] Its dead and done. DLC sales are not going to impact anything for ME3.
If DLC does not sell well, there will be no more DLC. That is the only thing it will impact.
That is acceptable.
clennon8 wrote...
Mims wrote...
People are within their right to do what they want with their cash. I just hope no one holding the wallet thinks that by not buying DLC, they will somehow get an apology for the ending. [or an extended-extended cut.] Its dead and done. DLC sales are not going to impact anything for ME3.
If DLC does not sell well, there will be no more DLC. That is the only thing it will impact.
That is acceptable.
C9316 wrote...
Yeah, no more milking of a once beloved franchise? I can live with that.clennon8 wrote...
Mims wrote...
People are within their right to do what they want with their cash. I just hope no one holding the wallet thinks that by not buying DLC, they will somehow get an apology for the ending. [or an extended-extended cut.] Its dead and done. DLC sales are not going to impact anything for ME3.
If DLC does not sell well, there will be no more DLC. That is the only thing it will impact.
That is acceptable.
KotorEffect3 wrote...
clennon8 wrote...
Mims wrote...
People are within their right to do what they want with their cash. I just hope no one holding the wallet thinks that by not buying DLC, they will somehow get an apology for the ending. [or an extended-extended cut.] Its dead and done. DLC sales are not going to impact anything for ME3.
If DLC does not sell well, there will be no more DLC. That is the only thing it will impact.
That is acceptable.
Are you saying you don't want them to make more DLC?
clennon8 wrote...
KotorEffect3 wrote...
clennon8 wrote...
Mims wrote...
People are within their right to do what they want with their cash. I just hope no one holding the wallet thinks that by not buying DLC, they will somehow get an apology for the ending. [or an extended-extended cut.] Its dead and done. DLC sales are not going to impact anything for ME3.
If DLC does not sell well, there will be no more DLC. That is the only thing it will impact.
That is acceptable.
Are you saying you don't want them to make more DLC?
Yeah, pretty much. I want it to die while I cackle.
El_Chala_Legalizado wrote...
Because of this thread, I'll buy both DLCs two times along with a new copy of ME3.
El_Chala_Legalizado wrote...
Because of this thread, I'll buy both DLCs two times along with a new copy of ME3.
El_Chala_Legalizado wrote...
Because of this thread, I'll buy both DLCs two times along with a new copy of ME3.
babachewie wrote...
suck my balls op. I'll do what I want
Modifié par 3DandBeyond, 03 août 2012 - 01:25 .
You should buy it twice.KotorEffect3 wrote...
clennon8 wrote...
KotorEffect3 wrote...
clennon8 wrote...
Mims wrote...
People are within their right to do what they want with their cash. I just hope no one holding the wallet thinks that by not buying DLC, they will somehow get an apology for the ending. [or an extended-extended cut.] Its dead and done. DLC sales are not going to impact anything for ME3.
If DLC does not sell well, there will be no more DLC. That is the only thing it will impact.
That is acceptable.
Are you saying you don't want them to make more DLC?
Yeah, pretty much. I want it to die while I cackle.
So in other words you are rooting for it to fail because you are butthurt that ME 3 didn't satisfy all of your little whims. Or you could just move on and let those of us that want to enjoy ME 3 enjoy it. BTW I will be buying the DLC and you can't stop me
KevShep wrote...
El_Chala_Legalizado wrote...
Because of this thread, I'll buy both DLCs two times along with a new copy of ME3.
You do know that the OP is only asking right? Not demanding!
Reth Shepherd wrote...
Koobismo of the Marauder Shields comic will be getting $10. Bioware will not, unless it turns out they sneaked a new ending in there and are keeping it quiet.
Turning ME3 into a complete linear shooter, and then insulting the fans when they cried foul also seems counter productive, of course I have no idea what the higher ups in this company are thinking but it doesn't seem like they're concerned with what's counter productive or not.incinerator950 wrote...
C9316 wrote...
Yeah, no more milking of a once beloved franchise? I can live with that.clennon8 wrote...
Mims wrote...
People are within their right to do what they want with their cash. I just hope no one holding the wallet thinks that by not buying DLC, they will somehow get an apology for the ending. [or an extended-extended cut.] Its dead and done. DLC sales are not going to impact anything for ME3.
If DLC does not sell well, there will be no more DLC. That is the only thing it will impact.
That is acceptable.
Yes, because that would not prove counter-productive to their vested plans for making DLC for the next year. Not opposed to the fancry for a sequel/spinoff. Nope.
KotorEffect3 wrote...
KevShep wrote...
El_Chala_Legalizado wrote...
Because of this thread, I'll buy both DLCs two times along with a new copy of ME3.
You do know that the OP is only asking right? Not demanding!
No it is a demand. Haters tend to demand
C9316 wrote...
Turning ME3 into a complete linear shooter, and then insulting the fans when they cried foul also seems counter productive, of course I have no idea what the higher ups in this company are thinking but it doesn't seem like they're concerned with what's counter productive or not.incinerator950 wrote...
C9316 wrote...
Yeah, no more milking of a once beloved franchise? I can live with that.clennon8 wrote...
Mims wrote...
People are within their right to do what they want with their cash. I just hope no one holding the wallet thinks that by not buying DLC, they will somehow get an apology for the ending. [or an extended-extended cut.] Its dead and done. DLC sales are not going to impact anything for ME3.
If DLC does not sell well, there will be no more DLC. That is the only thing it will impact.
That is acceptable.
Yes, because that would not prove counter-productive to their vested plans for making DLC for the next year. Not opposed to the fancry for a sequel/spinoff. Nope.
C9316 wrote...
Turning ME3 into a complete linear shooter, and then insulting the fans when they cried foul also seems counter productive, of course I have no idea what the higher ups in this company are thinking but it doesn't seem like they're concerned with what's counter productive or not.incinerator950 wrote...
C9316 wrote...
Yeah, no more milking of a once beloved franchise? I can live with that.clennon8 wrote...
Mims wrote...
People are within their right to do what they want with their cash. I just hope no one holding the wallet thinks that by not buying DLC, they will somehow get an apology for the ending. [or an extended-extended cut.] Its dead and done. DLC sales are not going to impact anything for ME3.
If DLC does not sell well, there will be no more DLC. That is the only thing it will impact.
That is acceptable.
Yes, because that would not prove counter-productive to their vested plans for making DLC for the next year. Not opposed to the fancry for a sequel/spinoff. Nope.
shepdog77 wrote...
I'll be paying an extra 5 on top of the 10 just to spite you.
I like the game and want MOAR story dlc.
chidingewe8036 wrote...
Please don't give Bioware more fuel for the fire please I beg of you.......
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