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[Hrungr]

Origin ‏@OriginInsider

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Billy Buskell ‏@ehlien

Once you download it, you'll have access to it. The download will only be available until July 21, but you can keep playing :-)

 

Billy Buskell ‏@ehlien

When you download the trial you automatically download the FREE "Destruction" and "Dragonslayer" DLC packs :-D

[Lee80]

Another push to hook people on multiplayer.  It all seems a bit too micro-transaction heavy for my personal tastes.  

[Serenade]

6 hours of campaign? If you are like me that's barely enough time to get you to the Hinterlands.  Speaking of which I haven't played this game in ages.

[Apollexander]

Isn't it also hooking player to single player mode?

However, I still wonder what's behind these recent news which look like a drunken manager randomly offering "bonus contents".

[Eelectrica]

It'll be interesting to see if future MP DLC packs will be included as they become available as well.

[AlleluiaElizabeth]

Isn't it also hooking player to single player mode?

Honestly? Not effectively, no. Most people will not get beyond the Hinterlands in their first 6 hours. That might be enough for some, but I'd say that, if you really wanna hook people on single-player, then you link the trial period to quest progression. Let them play till reaching Skyhold. If anything will hook a player, its In Your Heart Shall Burn.

[Apollexander]

Honestly? Not effectively, no. Most people will not get beyond the Hinterlands in their first 6 hours. That might be enough for some, but I'd say that, if you really wanna hook people on single-player, then you link the trial period to quest progression. Let them play till reaching Skyhold. If anything will hook a player, its In Your Heart Shall Burn.

 

This is a trial. Six hours are much, much more than zero.

[They call me a SpaceCowboy]

This sounds like the review build they gave out to twitch and youtube reviewers. That and basically free to play multiplayer

[Costin_Razvan]

BioWare is really pushing for the success of multiplayer here. I wonder just how hard that push will be in Andromeda.

Nope.

What they're doing is trying to make DA:I MP relevant when it's effectively dead and has generated barely any revenue for them as opposed to ME3 MP which was very successful.

[Costin_Razvan]

DP 

[exboomer]

BioWare is really pushing for the success of multiplayer here. I wonder just how hard that push will be in Andromeda.

Hopefully not to heavy. Also I don't think MP has been as successful in DA:I as Bioware thought it would be.

[AlleluiaElizabeth]

Nope.

What they're doing is trying to make DA:I MP relevant when it's effectively dead and has generated barely any revenue for them as opposed to ME3 MP which was very successful.

 

 

Hopefully not to heavy. Also I don't think MP has been as successful in DA:I as Bioware thought it would be.

 

Why do you guys think this? Were there some numbers I missed?