Zeel said:
Steampunk Viking said:
j-e-f-f-e-r-s said:
But yet when it was just a Collector's Edition add on, it was a-ok? That's the bit that makes me laugh about this arguement, people forgot all about it until it was available to buy for everyone.
Who cares how people figured it out. I find it ironic that in EA games attempt to milk more cash, they've threatened their own revenue. Good for them. stop this bullshit EA games. there is no reason on disc content should be denied to me.
Really? Are you still beating this drum? Your point has been made a billion times, I'm quite aware of how you feel about this, I'm merely pointing out the irony in this arguement.
Look, as I've said before, I do see your point, but this is a moot arguement. All I see is 100 people saying "It was developed after the game was finished!" and another 100 saying "Don't be an idiot, it was cut out!" and then both sides demanding proof from the other.
I have yet to see this proof anywhere.
I personally think that times are tough, people need to put in more effort purely to keep their jobs, this includes the gaming industry, I'm all up for the development team doing this and putting out optional content for money for this very reason. I also respect a lot of people don't want to pay for it and will boycot the game for it. That's fine, it's your money and your choice.
What I
do object to however is people calling us idiots because we're doing what we like with
our money, that's not right. Capcom and Activision make AAA titles and do this shit all the time, but you have yet to see me (or anyone else for that matter) make a million threads slagging them off. I personally won't buy them if I don't believe they're worth it, simple as that.
I've mentioned before, the DLC was slated as Collector's Edition only originally, the Protheans probably won't mean much to someone who's playing Mass Effect for the first time, and anyone else is likely to have played since the first game, be really big fans and tried landing themselves a copy of the big, juicy edition with all the lovely extra bits in it. I think the Prothean is a good squad mate to add baring this in mind.
Unfortunately I see people far too opinionated to accept other people have different opinions that, shock horror, aren't the same as theirs. This happens so much in the gaming community lately it's not even funny. It's getting to the point where it's elitest and, in more extreme cases, bullying. Yet (and I'm not saying everyone who disagrees with Bioware/EA are like this, but there are alot) these are the same people who slam game companies for trying to push their consumers in a direction they want?
Sad times.