EA CEO on gaming microtransactions

[quote=Luther3000]^ Wow really? It's that bad? I heard it was awesome except for having the worst ending in the history of games.[/quote]

[quote=Temzilla][quote=PotatisFarfar] Day one dlc is fine. So long as it is free to people who buy the game new. But it sucks big time when day one dlc costs money and they sell the game for full price... [/quote] "Sequels are fine, so long as they are free to the people who bought the first game new. But it sucks big time when you have to buy a sequel, and they sell the first game for full price." The day one DLC of ME3 was developed entirely between the day that the game was finalized and the time the game shipped. Would it be different if they waited a month? Why would it be different?[/quote]

[quote=Temzilla][quote=Luther3000] ^ Wow really? It's that bad? I heard it was awesome except for having the worst ending in the history of games. [/quote] No, that's just how bad the ending was. Basically, it throws all of your ME1/2 choices out the window, and just gives you a different colored explosion at the end (Literally...) for the three different choices at the end.[/quote]

[quote=PotatisFarfar][quote=Temzilla] [quote=PotatisFarfar] Day one dlc is fine. So long as it is free to people who buy the game new. But it sucks big time when day one dlc costs money and they sell the game for full price... [/quote] "Sequels are fine, so long as they are free to the people who bought the first game new. But it sucks big time when you have to buy a sequel, and they sell the first game for full price." The day one DLC of ME3 was developed entirely between the day that the game was finalized and the time the game shipped. Would it be different if they waited a month? Why would it be different? [/quote] You make no sense. You can't compare it to a sequel. A sequel is actually a game on it's own, and not apart of the games that came before it. What are you even trying to say? ;s[/quote]

[quote=Searz][quote=Temzilla] [quote=PotatisFarfar] Day one dlc is fine. So long as it is free to people who buy the game new. But it sucks big time when day one dlc costs money and they sell the game for full price...[/quote] "Sequels are fine, so long as they are free to the people who bought the first game new. But it sucks big time when you have to buy a sequel, and they sell the first game for full price." The day one DLC of ME3 was developed entirely between the day that the game was finalized and the time the game shipped. Would it be different if they waited a month? Why would it be different?[/quote] But how could they have made it when the game was finished if they had audio files from the DLC teammate a year before it was released?[/quote]

[quote=PotatisFarfar]And even IF it was done after the main game was done (that's a big If.) They could just give it out for free like they did with there other games...[/quote]

[quote=JEFFY40HANDS]All I read was "we agree to disagree" or something close to that.... I still don't really care...I have the power to purchase a game if I wish, I'm not forced to. Have I bought ME3 yet? Nope cuz I dont have the money or time to devote to it (as much as I wish) but overall this thread had some interesting points across the board...Carry on.[/quote]