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[Garfielda]

I'd like to play the story DLCs from ME2 and 3, but the price is too high for 5/3 year old content, in my opnion. I'd like to see DLC bundles. Maybe €10 for ME2 and €15 for ME3 DLCs?

[BroBear Berbil]

At least 50% off on BioWare Points, so ~$20 is the most I'm willing to pay for ME3's DLC.

[ARGranati]

Make a DLC bundle and add controller support for the trilogy and my wallet will be yours... until then I'll pretend I don't care about you and my life is better without you...

[PandaL]

The DLCs (including weapon packs and such) not included in ME trilogy and DA2 cost about 11360 bioware points in total. That's about the price for two full price brand new AAA titles. I think the sweet spot will be base price 50% of current price, and additional 50% discount promotion occasionally. The Bioware Points system is also really outdated and unnecessary now.

[LexXxich]

Once upon a time someone on these forums told me that EA "isn't doing ultimate bundles anymore". Well, now they do again, with DAI GOTY edition. Less then a year after release. Their "most successful launch in history".

So, go on, EA and make ME Trilogy an actual trilogy, something one can buy for a friend and not have to say: "Sorry, but you'll have to pay 60$ additionally if you want to have a full experience in this last-gen, three years old game".

[Lethal]

By the way, its not much, but currently you can get From Ashes for €2.50 on Origins at the moment by getting the Digital Deluxe Upgrade (if you dont have it already. Its 50% off.

 

No dice on the other DLC's though...

[BounceDK]

2 bucks for the minor stuff. 6 bucks for the big stuff. Mass Effect series is getting old already but the bioware points are artificially keeping the price up and it makes me rage every time I think about it. Only EA sees the logic in having points on pc.

 

What's next? DICE points? EA Montreal points? Friggin' Mythic points? .......

[Jeremiah12LGeek]

Probably not more than $5 each, but I wouldn't really be buying the game for the SP at this stage, so I wouldn't be likely to pay much.

 

You're complaining about paying full price for extra content when you already got the game at a cheap price.

 

I think you've wildly misinterpreted this as a complaint thread about the DLC. OP specifically explained that he is curious about how much people would be willing to pay for something. It's actually a very legitimate question, and one that is appropriately discussed a great deal in the world of business and marketing.

[Thozi]

10-15€ for all the DLC would be fine. I was thinking of playing the trilogy from start to finish again but all of the DLC on ME3 alone would cost me ~50€ :|

The game itself is on sale for 5€. Ridiculous.

[TerminateEA]

You know what happened? Good old EA "readjusted" the cost of BioWare points for Europeans, so you don't even get the old ratio of 1€ per 100 points anymore. Instead you now get 400 for 5€. That means that the DLC got even MORE expensive than it already was. Good job EA.

[Jokermania5150]

I bought all DLC's at the time of their launches. You could skip all the armor or weapon ones. Stick to the main mission ones. Either short or long the DLC's add people and story and it was nice to see those people again in ME3...unless you killed them off of course. If nothing else, buy the Citadel DLC. But...to answer your actual post...less expensive is always better. Don't forget ME1's DLC either. 

[Garlador]

At this point, all the DLC should be at least half-priced what it started as.

 

They're good, but, yeah, no way does something like "Omega" or "Leviathan" warrant full price anymore.

 

... Of course, it would be even BETTER if they could just re-release the whole trilogy with all DLC included at one reasonable price (*cough* wink *cough* nudge *cough* hint hint...).

[Nwalmenil]

While I agree that they ought to be a bit cheaper by now I'm still too much of a fanboy to not buy them.

 

I recently got a major Mass Effect craving and thought I'd start playing the series on my PC instead of my 360. Mainly because I probably won't buy a new console for a while so I'll probably end up playing Andromeda on my PC. Might as well get into the habit already.

 

Anyway, I ended up buying all (well most at least, getting the rest soon, just missing a few non-story dlc's for ME2) DLC's even though I already own them on the 360.

 

I do wish they'd sync the contents but what can you do?

 

Hell, I'd be happy with just having my ME3 multiplayer unlocks transfered as well as the possibility to transfer ME1 saves (2 & 3 works).

 

So here I am now, with all three games with all essential DLC's on both platforms. Was it pricy? A bit yeah, but hell.. worth it imho.

 

Edit: They really should have included all the DLC's in the Trilogy though. And even better removed the online requirement. What happens when EA decides to shut down support for it? Will we be able to play it at all then?

[JohnDoe60]

Individual mission DLCs - 50% - 60% discount

ME Trilogy to complete edition upgrade - 75%, 80% if appearance packs are included

 

I would only be interested in a complete edition upgrade, because a 50%-60% discount for all mission DLCs not in the Trilogy is still too much. Next year I'll want an additional 5%-10% off.