EA Attaches Mass Effect 3 DLC To Upcoming Dark Horse Books
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Don't be silly, that's just for new customers. They've already got you tied into a 25 year fixed term tracker mortgage at 2.2%, why would they want to offer you a better deal?TheWonko said:
So...the dlc is just for PC and 360 players? What about PS3? D: Just asking...
Hell, I'll buy it for the art not dlc anyway.
Hell, I'll buy it for the art not dlc anyway.
Go look up Railworks 3 on Steam. Neptunia pales in comparison to the amount of DLC this has.NiPah said:
I completely agree, I'm also a paying member and I pay so I can support a website that I love because I think it is different from things like Joystiq, IGN etc... And worth supporting and help shield from flame and hopefully help keep this place in leaning more to an intellectual discussion on games or just to meet some cool escapists.Daft Ghosty said:
Escapist has traditionally been my go-to source of gaming news, but to be honest, it's growing wearisome to see articles that are clearly listed under the moniker "News" perpetually peppered with snark. If it truly is NEWS, then kindly report without editorializing.
And screw everyone that doesn't enjoy being milked to death after the shitty "YOU CAN CONTINUE SHEPARD'S LEGEND! IN THE DLC THAT WE WILL CONTINUE MAKING FOR NEXT THREE YEARS!" message you get after those Matrix Revolutions/Deus Ex 3 endings.
And yes, when they make a joke like that, they can't be punished or even lectured. When a user does it, he gets infraction/suspension.
Yeah, I kind of lost any respect I had for Escapist. I mean, I can ignore Mahalo and Jimquisition and Greg Tito... but "journalist" that tries to insult a majority of fans (because let's face it, the majority of people hate endings) is not worth any respect.Monoochrom said:
And yes, when they make a joke like that, they can't be punished or even lectured. When a user does it, he gets infraction/suspension.
Just realised how much this topic changed. Going on subject now.
Won't be buying any DLC for ME3, I don't care much for the multiplayer anyway and I don't feel like forking out extra money on something that all things considered disappointed me.
Won't be buying any DLC for ME3, I don't care much for the multiplayer anyway and I don't feel like forking out extra money on something that all things considered disappointed me.
This is what I hate about the anti-ending arguments; they lack logic and a generally one massive hyperbole. How you can genuinely say the ending not meeting expectations is like a car missing a windscreen is beyond me.Alamandorious said:
That train simulator has 8000 dollars worth of DLC, About 400 packs and tons of skins if im not wrong, its gonna be hard to top it.Zeel said:
What a nice claim you made there, I'd like you to back it up, nobody I know hated the endings, I dont 'hate' the endings. Most reviews I watched, well. Didnt hate the ending. Only this small horde of bioware fans seesm to have gone directly up and stood against it, with the million ammounts of copies getting sold you would think if -everyone- hated it with passion it would get a lot more support. Then there are also the people who just dont care and those who bought it for the multiplayer.Abedeus said:
And even in the case you were right? And most people didnt like the ending?
Well youknow what, most people arent raging. Most people arent spamming every single forum on the internet about it, Theres been, I dunno.. 50 threads this week alone about the damn thing I would just like you people to shut-the-f-up, for a little while. Maybe keep it to less than 15 threads if possible. Seriously. This is reminding me more of the Valve-vs-Zynga March Mayhem than anything resembling a positive movement. Also, was there really no way to deal with a biased article than to create a thread personally insulting the writer? Because that seems like a really friggin childish thing to do. And no, I dont care that the people who made that thread -werent- journalists. IF they want to be taken seriously they should act proffesionally.
Earnest, those disappointed by ME3 aren't a few isolated crackpots - they're the dedicated gamers that have stuck with the series since the beginning. In fact, they're the dedicated gamers that make up a big chunk of The Escapist's key demographic.
You dismiss and mock your target market, those who actually have a very valid complaint following a significant investment of time and money. Can you really be surprised that so many of us feel offended by your dismissive, ill-considered and frankly rude assertion that we are "entitled and petulant"?
I'm very disappointed that The Escapist chose to publish your article as it was, and have sent a complaint to that effect.
You dismiss and mock your target market, those who actually have a very valid complaint following a significant investment of time and money. Can you really be surprised that so many of us feel offended by your dismissive, ill-considered and frankly rude assertion that we are "entitled and petulant"?
I'm very disappointed that The Escapist chose to publish your article as it was, and have sent a complaint to that effect.
Apologies if you've already been quoted, three pages of bitching is a little too much to handle before breakfast, but I had to ask. You are, in fact, aware that your $900 worth of DLC is blown completely out of proportion. In fact, if you look over the list, the majority of it is Hardware like Razor Mice and keyboards that come with a code for the Collector Rifle. Which is a multiplayer only weapon. The only -actual- DLC on their entire list is From Ashes, which is included for free in the Collector's Edition they added to the list.Dexter111 said:
So as they put it, to get the "Complete Game" it's $70, $80 if you want the Collector's Edition. and if you -have- to have that rifle in multiplayer, buy a mousepad for $25.
Again, sorry if someone already went over this, but I hate to see people sucked in by sensationalist news. People not doing their research is exactly why we have such travesties like Fox News and the Daily Mail.