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[Hexxagone]

For a "Character Creator Pack" that added new hairstyles for all races and genders, new colors, presets, and face paint?

 

If Bioware would ever offer such a thing?

[Shaftell]

NO! They should be added in the game for free. I understand charging for weapon or armor packs, but hair and character creator stuff is such a cheap cash grab. It's a scam and I personally wouldn't ever pay for something that should be in the game for free.

[Warden Commander Aeducan]

[keekee53]

Sadly yes I would.  I would actually pay a lot more for better hairstyles.  I have no idea what they were thinking.  They put all this detail into character creation and added the worse hair in the world.

[Fireheart]

Hmm. Not sure about now. I'm burned out with dai. Unless they release a dlc that has the HoF in it, I don't think I'll be picking it back up until it's time for da4 and then I'll play dai again for a refresher.

So, first let's see the dlc, then I might reconsider.

[Eelectrica]

I wouldn't, but people would though. Gearbox released character specific heads and skins for BL2 quite frequently. Someone must have bought them or they probably wouldn't have produced so many of them.

[ElementalFury106]

nah

[Nefla]

I would have in November or December when I was still playing the game

[Steppenwolf]

No. It would feel like an underhanded cash-grab after giving us such crappy hair styles in the vanilla game. 

[katerinafm]

I think they should be offered for free as a show of goodwill. Story dlcs are different than cosmetic ones for a game like this. Plus it'd fit nicely since DAI will be getting free MP dlc anyway.

[Unpleasant Implications]

[scruffylad]

For 10 new hairdos? Probably not.

For 100? I'll have to think about it. See if they're any good or not. (Given that for a number of the current ones, the answer is "not.")

[LadyLaLa]

I wouldn't, but people would though. Gearbox released character specific heads and skins for BL2 quite frequently. Someone must have bought them or they probably wouldn't have produced so many of them.

But BL2's vanilla heads and skins didn't suck

Personally, I wouldn't, and I think the fan rage would be so bad that it would switch to free in less than a week.

[lynroy]

[Rekkampum]

For a "Character Creator Pack" that added new hairstyles for all races and genders, new colors, presets, and face paint?

 

If Bioware would ever offer such a thing?

 

I don't have any bourbon and can't really drink anything alcoholic, but I do have maltas I can substitute. How about it Roly Voly?

 

EDIT: In a serious response to the OP, I'd compare paying 3 dollars for hairstyles and other cosmetics to the horse armor Bethesda had in Oblivion.

[phaonica]

For a "Character Creator Pack" that added new hairstyles for all races and genders, new colors, presets, and face paint?

 

If Bioware would ever offer such a thing?

 

No. I don't care enough about harestyles and colors and stuff to pay for a pack of them. Not to mention that people are modding these things in if I want them so badly. So, no. I wouldn't buy such a pack.

[KaiserShep]

Hells nah.

[Steelcan]

I'm inclined to take a moral stand, but I'm not always resolute

[zambingo]

I believe the argument that DLC should be free is weak. If a business wants to create free DLC then that is of course awesome, who doesn't love free stuff?! However to complain something should be free is asinine. If the price is not to your liking, then feel entitled to not purchase it.

With that said; Yes. I would buy cosmetic DLC.

[zambingo]

I'll pay 3 dollars for a brothel.

Serendipity DLC! Tie in Isabela and Zevran and I'm in. Or tie up works too...

[Rekkampum]

I'll pay 3 dollars for a brothel.

 

 That's definitely cheaper than paying thirty silver at the Pearl.

[Phoe77]

It probably wouldn't be a priority, but I would probably buy it when I got a few extra bucks.