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4/15/2015 1:59:16 AM
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It's not about price, it's about honesty. Why do you think Mass Effect 3 was such a big deal?
People like you are the reason why we all get swindled.
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Yeah they never failed on promises
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They never promised a raid.
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Actually, I believe they did before even DLC1 dropped. It was a part of buying the Season Pass. They promised 2 raids one with the first and one with the second.
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They never promised 2 raids. Half the forums is complaint Cuz they think they got 2 raids, when they didn't even properly read. I know what poster you're talking bout. It didn't promise 2 raids
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Yeah, Honestly.. the raids are trash. I am happy to make an attempt at Horde Mode but if it is anything like that one Halo game then why even care about any of it. Next we will see Destiny RTS.
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Can you give proof? Not being a dick, just want verification that's what they claimed
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I believe it was on a poster board at game stop. I didn't snap a picture of it thinking that it would ever be needed. I, also, didn't expect so many cuts and glitches to be in the game when I had bought it as well. The Beta seemed so promising.
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That's understandable for not snapping a pic of it...why would you, but if was in store advertisement, then likely that sales pitch is still floating around the interweb some where. I haven't been playing since the beta, I picked up my copy shortly after the dark below was released, but my experience on it has been great. While I don't agree with the current dlc scheme models of newer games, we live in a world where it's reality, I'll pay for additional content to a game I've put many hours in, and foresee many more to come
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Yah and I am planning on homesteading to get away from this new way. I use to want to develop games and spent a lot of time learning the trade to only recognize that this current trend is killing the entertainment business through a swell-like cancer of over-priced and undercooked games, movies, and music. Sad times we live in and it will crash like any market trend down this path.
