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[incinerator950]

NICKjnp wrote...

Great... Bioware has decided to give us horse armour.

Probably their April fools joke.

[Clawfur]

scotty062295 wrote...

Why not just take a little time to make a ME2 expansion. Make it bridge to ME3. Convince the most powerful corporations in the universe to fight with you against the Reapers. Aria T'loak's people, Migrant Fleet, Clan Urdnot, Cerberus (If renegade ending), The Council, Legion's Geth, all of them. Make it a mostly diplomatic DLC, with plenty of dialogue. Get gifts for convincing them to join your cause, like Geth Armor, sort of like Wrex's from ME, except it's given. This is what I want. I don't want skins, and heavy weapons that I will never use anyway. I want REAL DLC with REAL items. Not a bunch of tiny skins, heavy weapons, and boring/uninteresting characters who you CAN'T EVEN TALK TO OUTSIDE OF THEIR MISSIONS.

I concur. I quite like your idea about the diplomatic expansion... And I would love to be able to visit the Migrant Fleet again. Something else I'd like in the way of Diplomatic DLC: The Geth & the Quarians. Depending on how you act, you can cause the Quarians to either go to war, or be at peace with the Geth.

Claw

[kenudigit]

Clawfur wrote...

scotty062295 wrote...

Why not just take a little time to make a ME2 expansion. Make it bridge to ME3. Convince the most powerful corporations in the universe to fight with you against the Reapers. Aria T'loak's people, Migrant Fleet, Clan Urdnot, Cerberus (If renegade ending), The Council, Legion's Geth, all of them. Make it a mostly diplomatic DLC, with plenty of dialogue. Get gifts for convincing them to join your cause, like Geth Armor, sort of like Wrex's from ME, except it's given. This is what I want. I don't want skins, and heavy weapons that I will never use anyway. I want REAL DLC with REAL items. Not a bunch of tiny skins, heavy weapons, and boring/uninteresting characters who you CAN'T EVEN TALK TO OUTSIDE OF THEIR MISSIONS.

I concur. I quite like your idea about the diplomatic expansion... And I would love to be able to visit the Migrant Fleet again. Something else I'd like in the way of Diplomatic DLC: The Geth & the Quarians. Depending on how you act, you can cause the Quarians to either go to war, or be at peace with the Geth.

Claw

Isn't that what we have been doing all along in both games.Building a Universal Army to Battle the Reapers By the choices you made along the way.Helping the Racni Queen,Helping Clan Urdnot become the dominate clan,Telling the Quarian's not to go to war with the Geth,Helping Legion rewrite the Heritics.Saving the Council in the first game and restoring you Spector Status in the second.I understand what you are saying but i think that all of that will be cemented in the third installment.

[Rikketik]

NICKjnp wrote...

Great... Bioware has decided to give us horse armour.

I think it's actually not that much, two dollars for a few skins. At least, if you're paying for the experience it will grant you. I mean, you can buy a hamburger or cup of coffee for the same price and you will only enjoy it for what, ten minutes or so? I'd rather pay two dollars for hours of gameplay in which Jack will actually look nice.

People need to look furder than the fact that it's a few pixels they're paying for. Sure, it may not be worth your money. But too expensive? Nah.

[TJSolo]

"People need to look furder than the fact that it's a few pixels they're paying for. Sure, it may not be worth your money. But too expensive? Nah."



If it is not worth my money then it is not worth me buying it, being inexpensive doesn't matter.

[Sigma Tauri]

Rikketik wrote...
I think it's actually not that much, two dollars for a few skins. At least, if you're paying for the experience it will grant you. I mean, you can buy a hamburger or cup of coffee for the same price and you will only enjoy it for what, ten minutes or so? I'd rather pay two dollars for hours of gameplay in which Jack will actually look nice.

People need to look furder than the fact that it's a few pixels they're paying for. Sure, it may not be worth your money. But too expensive? Nah.

Price doesn't matter. It's the principle of paying for crap.

Various games allow for new textures all the time, through mods or official downloads. But, they are free most of the time. Charging people for it is unnecessary. It's dirtier business when these skins were found prior to their official announcement.

Like one wise poster explained to me: it's either this or an ice cream sandwich. And the latter can give more entertainment than clothes for non-fictonal character.

Modifié par monkeycamoran, 21 mars 2010 - 08:30 .

[RikRikRik]

I can see why they fixed Garrus' armor it was way too weird that u got a new outfit and that it still had the exact same holes in it as the previous one.

And I can see why they fixed Thane's outfit that zipper was such b.s..

But why the hell do you want to put glasses over Thane's eye they're the most intriguing parts of his face.
And the duct tape glasses what the hell, I mean its duct tape glasses 'nuff said.

But now I just figured out we need to pay for this DLC, we get Firewalker for free and have to pay for this how the hell is that possible.

Still I think I'm going to get it tho, cuz I just want it all even if i have to pay real money just to get Garrus' damaged suit fixed.

[Ackillez]

That's some pretty epic fail with regards to Thane and Jack's eyewear. Thane looks like he's on his way to a photoshoot for Fornax and Jack looks like some blind mystic in biker attire. Why couldn't you just leave their heads alone?

[Rikketik]

monkeycamoran wrote...
Price doesn't matter. It's the principle of paying for crap.

Various games allow for new textures all the time, through mods or
official downloads. But, they are free most of the time. Charging people
for it is unnecessary. It's dirtier business when these skins were
found prior to their official announcement.

Like one wise poster
explained to me: it's either this or an ice cream sandwich. And the
latter can give more entertainment than clothes for non-fictonal
character.

You're paying for crap all day long. Just take a good look at your shopping cart after a trip to the supermarket. Lots of stuff you don't really need but are still willing to pay for. Maybe because they taste good, like that ice cream sandwich. The same goes for these skins. They're not essential to the game, but they can make it a bit more entertaining. If not, than just don't buy them. I couldn't care less. Just don't be hypocritical about it by saying it's about principles.

[Cauter]

Clawfur wrote...

scotty062295 wrote...

Why not just take a little time to make a ME2 expansion. Make it bridge to ME3. Convince the most powerful corporations in the universe to fight with you against the Reapers. Aria T'loak's people, Migrant Fleet, Clan Urdnot, Cerberus (If renegade ending), The Council, Legion's Geth, all of them. Make it a mostly diplomatic DLC, with plenty of dialogue. Get gifts for convincing them to join your cause, like Geth Armor, sort of like Wrex's from ME, except it's given. This is what I want. I don't want skins, and heavy weapons that I will never use anyway. I want REAL DLC with REAL items. Not a bunch of tiny skins, heavy weapons, and boring/uninteresting characters who you CAN'T EVEN TALK TO OUTSIDE OF THEIR MISSIONS.

I concur. I quite like your idea about the diplomatic expansion... And I would love to be able to visit the Migrant Fleet again. Something else I'd like in the way of Diplomatic DLC: The Geth & the Quarians. Depending on how you act, you can cause the Quarians to either go to war, or be at peace with the Geth.

 thats the third one, and i the real question is, will you side with legion, or Tali?

[Hadark]

monkeycamoran wrote...

Rikketik wrote...
I think it's actually not that much, two dollars for a few skins. At least, if you're paying for the experience it will grant you. I mean, you can buy a hamburger or cup of coffee for the same price and you will only enjoy it for what, ten minutes or so? I'd rather pay two dollars for hours of gameplay in which Jack will actually look nice.

People need to look furder than the fact that it's a few pixels they're paying for. Sure, it may not be worth your money. But too expensive? Nah.

Price doesn't matter. It's the principle of paying for crap.

Various games allow for new textures all the time, through mods or official downloads. But, they are free most of the time. Charging people for it is unnecessary. It's dirtier business when these skins were found prior to their official announcement.

Like one wise poster explained to me: it's either this or an ice cream sandwich. And the latter can give more entertainment than clothes for non-fictonal character.

Two dollars for the whole crew, or will it be two dollars for each set of three?   Either way,  by the time new dlc comes out I'm usaully spent on MS Points for the 360.  So getting two dollars worth of junk will cost $25 for the 1600 pts. card.

[Clawfur]

kenudigit wrote...

Clawfur wrote...

scotty062295 wrote...

Why not just take a little time to make a ME2 expansion. Make it bridge to ME3. Convince the most powerful corporations in the universe to fight with you against the Reapers. Aria T'loak's people, Migrant Fleet, Clan Urdnot, Cerberus (If renegade ending), The Council, Legion's Geth, all of them. Make it a mostly diplomatic DLC, with plenty of dialogue. Get gifts for convincing them to join your cause, like Geth Armor, sort of like Wrex's from ME, except it's given. This is what I want. I don't want skins, and heavy weapons that I will never use anyway. I want REAL DLC with REAL items. Not a bunch of tiny skins, heavy weapons, and boring/uninteresting characters who you CAN'T EVEN TALK TO OUTSIDE OF THEIR MISSIONS.

I concur. I quite like your idea about the diplomatic expansion... And I would love to be able to visit the Migrant Fleet again. Something else I'd like in the way of Diplomatic DLC: The Geth & the Quarians. Depending on how you act, you can cause the Quarians to either go to war, or be at peace with the Geth.

Claw

Isn't that what we have been doing all along in both games.Building a Universal Army to Battle the Reapers By the choices you made along the way.Helping the Racni Queen,Helping Clan Urdnot become the dominate clan,Telling the Quarian's not to go to war with the Geth,Helping Legion rewrite the Heritics.Saving the Council in the first game and restoring you Spector Status in the second.I understand what you are saying but i think that all of that will be cemented in the third installment.

Except few people believe you about the Reapers. A little bit of post-game DLC would be nice, where you do that stuff. I guess it could be happening in the third, and thus be unnecessary.

Claw

[bobito64]

160 MS points so that Garrus doesn't have to go around in busted armour for the whole game? Frankly that's something they should have fixed for free. And no, I'm not saying that all DLC should be free, I'm just saying that this one ammounts to a fix. If you made a mistake in the game then you shouldn't charge for the fix.

[kenudigit]

bobito64 wrote...

160 MS points so that Garrus doesn't have to go around in busted armour for the whole game? Frankly that's something they should have fixed for free. And no, I'm not saying that all DLC should be free, I'm just saying that this one ammounts to a fix. If you made a mistake in the game then you shouldn't charge for the fix.

I was bummed when you gain his Loyalty outfit it was not a repaired set of Armor.And to add to that they have you pay 50,000 Platinum for the face repair upgrade and don't let Garrus use it to repair his messed up Mug.

Modifié par kenudigit, 21 mars 2010 - 10:17 .

[bleachorange]

I think it's because of the overwhelming support for fixing garrus' armor that my poll showed, that they even came out with this. search polls for: "should garrus fix his armor". I may be conceited, but i feel gratified as well.

[incinerator950]

bobito64 wrote...

160 MS points so that Garrus doesn't have to go around in busted armour for the whole game? Frankly that's something they should have fixed for free. And no, I'm not saying that all DLC should be free, I'm just saying that this one ammounts to a fix. If you made a mistake in the game then you shouldn't charge for the fix.

Battle damage and scar's should be carried with pride, if anything, he looks more badass with it.

I wish I could run around with dents and more scarring.  

[Sigma Tauri]

Rikketik wrote...
You're paying for crap all day long. Just
take a good look at your shopping cart after a trip to the supermarket.
Lots of stuff you don't really need but are still willing to pay for.
Maybe because they taste good, like that ice cream sandwich. The same
goes for these skins. They're not essential to the game, but they can
make it a bit more entertaining. If not, than just don't buy them. I
couldn't care less. Just don't be hypocritical about it by saying it's
about principles.

No dude. Not the same. If you don't see there's something with this, I'm sorry. People can make money out of anything, gum, snacks, scrunchies. But, bits and pieces of a whole product is bull****. This especially when great expectations from DLCs are about extending gameplay.

Hadark wrote...

So getting two dollars worth of junk will cost $25 for the 1600 pts. card.

You pay $25 for 1600 points? 800 points is $10. Are we talking about the same currency, here?

Modifié par monkeycamoran, 22 mars 2010 - 12:34 .

[GraciousCat]

monkeycamoran wrote...

Rikketik wrote...
You're paying for crap all day long. Just
take a good look at your shopping cart after a trip to the supermarket.
Lots of stuff you don't really need but are still willing to pay for.
Maybe because they taste good, like that ice cream sandwich. The same
goes for these skins. They're not essential to the game, but they can
make it a bit more entertaining. If not, than just don't buy them. I
couldn't care less. Just don't be hypocritical about it by saying it's
about principles.

No dude. Not the same. If you don't see there's something with this, I'm sorry. People can make money out of anything, gum, snacks, scrunchies. But, bits and pieces of a whole product is bull****. This especially when great expectations from DLCs is gameplay.

Hadark wrote...

So getting two dollars worth of junk will cost $25 for the 1600 pts. card.

You pay $25 for 1600 points? 800 points is $10. Are we talking about the same currency, here?

There would be taxes on buying the card:whistle:

[Sigma Tauri]

GraciousCat wrote...
There would be taxes on buying the card:whistle:

That much for tax?! Wowee...

The tax on buying an MS card is 7%.

Modifié par monkeycamoran, 21 mars 2010 - 11:48 .

[DarthValo81]

monkeycamoran wrote...

GraciousCat wrote...
There would be taxes on buying the card:whistle:

That much for tax?! Wowee...

The tax on buying an MS card is 7%.

13% in Ontario

[incinerator950]

bleachorange wrote...

I think it's because of the overwhelming support for fixing garrus' armor that my poll showed, that they even came out with this. search polls for: "should garrus fix his armor". I may be conceited, but i feel gratified as well.

Glad I wasn't there to argue against.

[aragfore03]

Has it been confirmed that the appearance pack is ONLY for garrus, thane, and jack? Or are there more outfits? The ad on the bioware site leads one to believe that there are more than what has been shown.

[Andaius20]

nope only those 3. Be prepared to have to buy 4 packs to get everyone....

[NICKjnp]

GraciousCat wrote...

monkeycamoran wrote...

Rikketik wrote...
You're paying for crap all day long. Just
take a good look at your shopping cart after a trip to the supermarket.
Lots of stuff you don't really need but are still willing to pay for.
Maybe because they taste good, like that ice cream sandwich. The same
goes for these skins. They're not essential to the game, but they can
make it a bit more entertaining. If not, than just don't buy them. I
couldn't care less. Just don't be hypocritical about it by saying it's
about principles.

No dude. Not the same. If you don't see there's something with this, I'm sorry. People can make money out of anything, gum, snacks, scrunchies. But, bits and pieces of a whole product is bull****. This especially when great expectations from DLCs is gameplay.

Hadark wrote...

So getting two dollars worth of junk will cost $25 for the 1600 pts. card.

You pay $25 for 1600 points? 800 points is $10. Are we talking about the same currency, here?

There would be taxes on buying the card:whistle:

Again... what currency are you talking about.  Here in California, the most taxed state in the USA, there is no tax on the card because tax is already included in MS points.

[cerberus1701]

NICKjnp wrote...

GraciousCat wrote...

monkeycamoran wrote...

Rikketik wrote...
You're paying for crap all day long. Just
take a good look at your shopping cart after a trip to the supermarket.
Lots of stuff you don't really need but are still willing to pay for.
Maybe because they taste good, like that ice cream sandwich. The same
goes for these skins. They're not essential to the game, but they can
make it a bit more entertaining. If not, than just don't buy them. I
couldn't care less. Just don't be hypocritical about it by saying it's
about principles.

No dude. Not the same. If you don't see there's something with this, I'm sorry. People can make money out of anything, gum, snacks, scrunchies. But, bits and pieces of a whole product is bull****. This especially when great expectations from DLCs is gameplay.

Hadark wrote...

So getting two dollars worth of junk will cost $25 for the 1600 pts. card.

You pay $25 for 1600 points? 800 points is $10. Are we talking about the same currency, here?

There would be taxes on buying the card:whistle:

Again... what currency are you talking about.  Here in California, the most taxed state in the USA, there is no tax on the card because tax is already included in MS points.

No tax for it here in Wisconsin, either.