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[Veovim]

Right now ME3 is on sale for 70% off (after being reduced to 1/3 its original cost), but the DLC is still full price (with no reductions since being released).  I realise not every company is going to be as generous with their sales as Valve is, but that seems a little ridiculous even so.  It makes me wonder if this is a conscious decision to try to increase profits, or if the DLC has simply been forgotten altogether (especially since you can't buy them from the same screen).

[Giggles_Manically]

Well its EA my friend.

 

They got to rip you off  find ways to keep their games profitable 

[JamesFaith]

To be honest, even on Steam discounted game =/= always discounted DLCs.

[Veovim]

To be honest, even on Steam discounted game =/= always discounted DLCs.

I know that DLCs usually don't go on sale (or the discount is much less) when they have been released recently, but it's been more than a year since Citadel was released, and nearly 2 years since Leviathan was.  My annoyance is that other retailers offer sales on DLC (PSN is doing so right now), but Origin doesn't--seemingly ever.  Right now, ME3 costs $6, Leviathan costs $10, and Omega and Citadel cost $15.  A side mission costing two and a half times as much as the main game seems just the tiniest bit out of proportion to me.

[AlanC9]

They do seem to be leaving sales on the table. I'm sure there are a lot of people who would buy Citadel at $6 who won't buy it at $15.