She wasn't separate and didn't mention anything at all at the time people will have bought the Season Pass; she's only just been released. Last week there was that premium-something that was listed as purchasable even for people who already had access to it. Be honest, that was confusing till they fixed it.hazabaza1 said:
Given the premier club (I forget the name) was purchasable by people who already had it, no, it wasn't advertised correctly. It was convoluted. I can understand if someone was mistaken.Maeshone said:
it doesn't. i thought it did at first, but it only includes 4 planned campaign DLCs, no characters weapons skins etc are included. they cleared it up a little while back, but it wasn't big news so slipped under a lot of people's radarWoW Killer said:
Yeah, thing is this chest was literally right around a corner in a very unspectacular looking area. If you walk up to it like you would any chest, it just looks yellow (at first) and you wouldn't see the key insignia at the bottom. No, by the time you were that close it would already be open, wouldn't it? Particularly if you were playing with more then one person, and worried (often justifiably) one or all might be loot ninjas. They put in an inconspicuous chest at the beginning of the game, and there was honestly nothing to indicate what it was until it was too late. I don't know anyone who carefully examines every box before they open it in this game, especially if they are ventured Borderlands player. This franchise trains you not to do that. Of course, I don't care, I have 5 golden keys right now, but I fully understand the confusion it must have caused. It was just poor level design to put it in a random intersection, and not identify it better. The chance of many people not making a mistake was impossible. A single sign or something would have done wonders to help this.Assassin Xaero said:
I still have a hard time figuring it out, I guess more the part about how they were going on about it being falsely advertised. It explicitly said "unlock a rare item in the mysterious Sanctuary loot chest". It says nothing about how the keys were "TF2-like" like these people said they were. And the fact that it was gold and has skulls on it, while the rest of the "rare" chests like that are a redish color.xPixelatedx said:
Well, the chest was yellow, had skulls on it, your golden key number pops up when you get close, and one also shows up next to the command prompt to open it. What more do you need? If you are afraid of loot ninjas, don't play with random and untrustworthy friends. They did enough to make it clear that it was different.xPixelatedx said:
If you actually read the fine print like a smart consumer, you'd have known this already. They NEVER claimed it would include Mechro, they stated it would include 4 campaign-like DLC, NOT that one.Darkness665 said:
Again, you wouldn't even see the prompts if you turned the corner(like many did) and opened it, like you've been doing to every other chest in the game up until that point. You can't really argue for a warning you get only after it might be too late. Having a small skull decal on the side of the chest also doesn't really draw any attention to it. Given that it's so early in the game, and they have already introduced variety in the chest meshes, it's easy to assume that this is just another kind of chest you find in the game. I will reiterate, if there wasn't a problem regarding how conspicuous it was, so many people wouldn't have all made the same mistake. Granted, I acknowledge they should have been more observant of their environment, but there is some fault to be thrown at the designers as well. It would have taken little to no effort to make the whole thing look more obvious.Comic Sans said:
What part of my post was invalid?hazabaza1 said:
I don't mean to derail this thread but what makes this dlc a punishment to non preorders as opposed to an incentive for people to have preordered it?Darkness665 said:
