PhatoseAlpha
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Everyone had the chance to pre-order. Everybody knew this game was coming and it was made very clear on Steam what bonuses you'd get if pre-purchased. So no excuse coming now and be chocked the Mechromancer has a price
Yeah, Gearbox was very upfront about this. That being said, the Mechomancher is #4 on the top sellers on Steam wow, a lot of people look like they held off preordering BL2 heh.
Yeah, Gearbox was very upfront about this. That being said, the Mechomancher is #4 on the top sellers on Steam wow, a lot of people look like they held off preordering BL2 heh.
Angel tries to keep Lilith away, but not Maya, because Maya doesn't have any reaction with Eridium. It's stated in one of her audiologs in the Wildlife Exploitation Sanctuary, and reinforced as she picks up Eridium in the story several times with nothing happening. Makes her completely useless for charging the key.
I'd say the skill trees are a pretty huge difference between characters. You're downplaying them to nothing, as you don't seem to understand the skills. Zer0 has a skill that increase the damage his criticals do every successive critical. That's a crazy powerful sniper skill.
Everyone had the chance to pre-order. Everybody knew this game was coming and it was made very clear on Steam what bonuses you'd get if pre-purchased. So no excuse coming now and be chocked the Mechromancer has a price
I preordered, but I didn't pay attention to what the bonuses were. When I preorder its because I want to play on day one with no waiting, not for bs preorder bonuses that should be in the shipped game. I don't think some of the people I play coop with preordered. It seems the class is actually geared towards their noobish play style, but getting them to buy the game now and not when it is $10 on a steam sale was like pulling teeth. No way they buy this dlc.
So is it possible to play co-op with 5 players since the Mechromancer?
Am talking about people whining the Mechromancer costs money when this was well known before the game was released. And that everybody that pre-purchased would get this, two golden keys, a couple of starting weapons and a 5% better loot chance relic for free. And now people who did not pre-purchase the game are whining it costs money.
When you clicked the game on Steam's pages it was very clear what you would get or not get for free if one did or did not pre-purchase. You didn't have to read much. It caught my attention the moment I was on Steam Borderlands 2 page.
Honestly, if people don't even pay that much attention before buying, I really don't feel sorry for them.
All these nickel and dime tactics are retarded. Not sure why your $60 is worth less the day the game is released. Heck, I paid under $40 and got the bonuses, and my friends paid $60 a couple days after release and didn't get squat.
Gearbox started working on the Mechromancer class after the game was sent to be finalized. This effectively means that the development phase of the game ( not talking bug fixes here, that's the support phase ) is complete. Given that, the development budget is not put toward developing these extras.
Gearbox simply chose to give people that pre-ordered the class for free (and 2K allowed it). I'm guessing that it's more of a "thank you" to fans who were willing to show their support for the game before its release. Also, it sounds more like you took advantage of deals that were going around the net (probably Green Man Gaming). This is simply because retailers are in constant competition with each other to get business. To give you an idea, I paid $15 for the 3D Blu-Ray of The Avengers. I have never paid so little for a new-release 3D movie, but I did because of some crazy competition between vendors.
I haven't played it but I have a hunch it plays the same as every other character except every 60 seconds you summon a robot that is an Axton turret / Mordecai bloodwing hybrid.
I like the game, but the only thing really different between the characters is their specials![]()
And they give the finger as a thank you to those who supported it after release? :biggrin: ... But what if you only got the 3D (or more realistically, the bonus features) if you preordered. On release, they took away 3D (or bonus features) and charged same price. Kinda lame eh? Its not like this is a physical good which would cost more to include, like a bonus CD or poster or something.
You must have got the Amazon pre order $5 credit on the Avengers.
I suppose on a general level thats true. But Gaige has a rather unique skill tree called Anarchy. Every time you run your gun out of ammo and reload it builds up a anarchy stack. Your damage increases but accuracy decreases w/each stack.
Reloading while partly full kills your stack. Later on you can get skills which let you trade in some of your accumalted stack for healing and other things. In the end you get this weird mini game where you are trying to manage your anarchy stack. Plus its damn hard remembering not to reload all the time.
Preorder on this one just didn't make sense. FS/FT was flooded w/ offers from new video card purchases for BL2 code for $25-30
Preorder on this one just didn't make sense. FS/FT was flooded w/ offers from new video card purchases for BL2 code for $25-30
Unless I'm missing something, all of those people (including myself) got TOTALLY SCREWED! I bought one of those codes, and steam is saying I don't own the Mechromancer DLC. So that means everybody who got the game free with their card got screwed too. I'm sure the people who got the game truly free with a card don't feel as bad but I feel slapped across the face.
Preorder on this one just didn't make sense. FS/FT was flooded w/ offers from new video card purchases for BL2 code for $25-30
Was that a code that came with your graphicscard? I can imagine if that is the case, even if you entered the code before the game was released, it may be the Borderlands 2 editions coming in graphicscard deals did not include the extra stuff.
Anyway, getting the base game with your graphicscard is a good deal in itself.
