spacehamsterZH wrote...
People download gamerpics and avatar items they have to pay for, but somehow paying for in-game character outfits is a ripoff? Okay. Also, Bioware is like, totally holding a gun to all our heads and making us buy this stuff, right.
Nice one!
spacehamsterZH wrote...
People download gamerpics and avatar items they have to pay for, but somehow paying for in-game character outfits is a ripoff? Okay. Also, Bioware is like, totally holding a gun to all our heads and making us buy this stuff, right.
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spacehamsterZH wrote...
People download gamerpics and avatar items they have to pay for, but somehow paying for in-game character outfits is a ripoff? Okay. Also, Bioware is like, totally holding a gun to all our heads and making us buy this stuff, right.
Modifié par General Balls, 22 mars 2010 - 10:06 .
General Balls wrote...
spacehamsterZH wrote...
People download gamerpics and avatar items they have to pay for, but somehow paying for in-game character outfits is a ripoff? Okay. Also, Bioware is like, totally holding a gun to all our heads and making us buy this stuff, right.
To a lot of people (especially the peeps who play Dragon Age as well), this is the type of thing a modder would have done relatively quickly and easily for free. If you look at the amount of visual mods out there for DA, there's a huge range from new (facial) hair, to armour/weapon reskins, to completely new models of weapons, armour, and even character companions. All of it's there for the taking, a search for what you like and a few clicks away.
When you have so many ( with some suprisingly high-quality) options available for one game, and Bioware throws out a new line of fashion in another for another $2, that doesn't even cover all their characters, it definitely seems like a pants-stealer.
If the $2 got us an alternate costume for all the companions, I'd look on it a bit more kindly. As it is, I don't think I'll get it.
General Balls wrote...
When you have so many ( with some suprisingly high-quality) options available for one game, and Bioware throws out a new line of fashion in another for $2, that doesn't even cover all their characters, it definitely seems like a pants-stealer.
kenudigit wrote...
Proud to be a Tali Dork.
Darth Drago wrote...
ev0k3r wrote...
Well a price might have been given but the release date has been changed to "early April". I can feel another RtO coming...
-lol! I just checked it after reading your posting. Makes you kind of wonder whats wrong with it to casue a delay when it was so close.
Modifié par EA_BiowareAccount, 23 mars 2010 - 12:07 .
cerberus1701 wrote...
So many profoundly ungrateful people here.
Perhaps the gaming industry should go back to the days where the game began and ended with the box it came in for a while.
That might vent some of the gagging sense of entitlement around here.
Mr11 wrote...
cerberus1701 wrote...
So many profoundly ungrateful people here.
Perhaps the gaming industry should go back to the days where the game began and ended with the box it came in for a while.
That might vent some of the gagging sense of entitlement around here.
The thing that you seem to overlook is the ability that companies now have to push a product out the door unfinished and then add the stuff they didn't finish later. Case and point: the Firewalker pack. If this was never intended to be in the original product, then why are the controls for the tank in the shipped version of ME2? This is a clear sign that they couldn't get the missions done in the time that EA pushed them to ship by.
Thus, I am glad that they are not charging me for it, but I also don't feel like it is something that they are developing for their customers IN ADDITION to the core content, it was in fact content that should have been in the box in the first place.
Plus, I'm not complaining about the content, my beef is mainly with the price. The fact that the Zaeed and Kasumi DLCs seem to be rushed since they aren't fleshed out characters causes me to feel that the price should be lower.
EA_BiowareAccount wrote...
kenudigit wrote...
Proud to be a Tali Dork.
anyone else?
Modifié par charmingcharlie, 23 mars 2010 - 04:03 .
Alendor1989 wrote...
I dont even care if they DLC includes the coolest armor for each member. I want the new dlcs to increases the game experience. Seriously, it looks like a joke to me, the hammerhead and the new missions free, but 3 new clothing (even if they are 11) we have to pay. Bioware have just lost some points on my personal ranking
saMOOrai182 wrote...
General Balls wrote...
spacehamsterZH wrote...
People download gamerpics and avatar items they have to pay for, but somehow paying for in-game character outfits is a ripoff? Okay. Also, Bioware is like, totally holding a gun to all our heads and making us buy this stuff, right.
To a lot of people (especially the peeps who play Dragon Age as well), this is the type of thing a modder would have done relatively quickly and easily for free. If you look at the amount of visual mods out there for DA, there's a huge range from new (facial) hair, to armour/weapon reskins, to completely new models of weapons, armour, and even character companions. All of it's there for the taking, a search for what you like and a few clicks away.
When you have so many ( with some suprisingly high-quality) options available for one game, and Bioware throws out a new line of fashion in another for another $2, that doesn't even cover all their characters, it definitely seems like a pants-stealer.
If the $2 got us an alternate costume for all the companions, I'd look on it a bit more kindly. As it is, I don't think I'll get it.
good point but keep in mind not everyone has the game for the PC but i agree on the fact that it should had covered more characters
dlc or whatever just like they are with the hh dlc.
Modifié par eternalnightmare13, 23 mars 2010 - 08:57 .
Alendor1989 wrote...
Seriously, it looks like a joke to me, the hammerhead and the new missions free, but 3 new clothing (even if they are 11) we have to pay.
Modifié par Nesher666, 23 mars 2010 - 12:03 .
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