But im worried that Blizzard will probably release must-have content that you can only access by paying. They got extremely greedy after the release of Wow.
>__>. Should I still pre-order it?
>__>. Should I still pre-order it?
Thinking of pre-ordering StarCraft 2
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I don't understand. Pre-ordering still means that you're paying for it. Also, Starcraft II is a fucking RTS, if they imbalance it AT ALL with exclusive content, NO ONE will play it.Feels Good Man said:
What? You're pre-ordering a game. That means you're either paying for it in full or putting down a deposit to ensure you can get a game when it comes out. In the end, you're going to pay for the entire thing to legally own a copy.Feels Good Man said:
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That just goes to the price of the game. You have to pay at least $5 at most places to ensure you get the game.Feels Good Man said:
I missed something. What's the "must have" content that you can only access by paying? Are you talking about the expansions? Or is there something else?
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I'm asking about what is the Must-Have Pay-For stuff for WoW. I don't know of anything like that, other than expansions. And those, you don't HAVE to buy to play.
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I say still pre-order, that collectors edition or whatever its called comes with alot of goodies and cool free stuff. I don't think you have to worry about being screwed when it comes to more content. Blizzard is usually only a whore when it comes to WoW content and you really can't blame them for milking that cash cow. I know I would do the same.
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