Exactly + lots of cosmetic goodies and stuff.If the DLC is up to the standard and size of previous games then the Super Deluxe is actually a decent price.
"Whereas previous games were mainly focused on single, sprawling locations on Pandora, Borderlands 3 will give players the opportunity to travel to new worlds beyond it. Gearbox is promising that each one will feature unique environments and enemies.I want them to tell me what's new in the game that wasn't in the previous ones. What's in this game that wasn't possible.
So, where are the benefits to the customers? Didn't the small cut mean the game would be cheap?
Also, $44 here. But I'm in LatAm.
That said, Metro was better in that regard. $20.
So who got paid big time here?
Gearbox? Take 2? Did Randy pocket it?
Am I the only one disturbed by the cover of the game with what I presume is a Jesus rip-off?
worth every cent if its like BL2
It's 60 Euros in Italy. No reason not to get it on Xbox then. Trailer looks great.
Am I the only one disturbed by the cover of the game with what I presume is a Jesus rip-off?
Looks like it's $60 on EGS.Will there be a discounted price on the base edition like there was for Metro? Instead of $60 will it be $50?
Both are fictional though .Am I the only one disturbed by the cover of the game with what I presume is a Jesus rip-off?
Wait, what? I didn't know EGS had region locked content.
Of course it will6 months, eh? I can wait then. Trailer was fun too.
I wonder if the Steam launch will have the same pricing when the game releases there. =/
I sincerely doubt they would fuck with loot in Borderlands to the point this would be needed but yikes all the same.
Gonna spend big and buy the Super deluxe edition, I've waited a decade for this.
Bungie does a ton of content drops for Destiny that aren't apart of the DLC/expansion cost. It's pretty expensive to get all the DLC for Destiny, I agree, but that game is constantly getting updated and new content drops that aren't attached to DLC (like events and random quests dropping into it). Jury is still out on how Borderlands 3 will evolve post-launch, but nothing is giving me the impression that it will have the same games as a service style update cycle that Destiny has. So if this has the same DLC structure as Borderlands 2, it's not really fair to compare the price of it vs Destiny IMO.If that price gets you the game + all dlc that aint too bad if you buy destiny at launch you are off way worse if ya have to buy all dlc and expansions.
I prefer this than having to pay like almost 200 for all content over time.
Sometime today. Same for the remaster of the first game.
I'm so confused. Why didn't they just announce the release date during the reveal event?
Why the double trailers? I mean it's days after the reveal, not months or years...
From the press release sounds like its a pre order discount until the week of release.How long is the $99.99 "limited time" price going to be available? I'll preorder on PC as soon as I have the money, but I hope it isn't a "preorder this week!" deal or something.
Alright, cool. Thanks.From the press release sounds like its a pre order discount until the week of release.
Crowd would destroy them bc of Epic exclusivity.I'm so confused. Why didn't they just announce the release date during the reveal event?
Why the double trailers? I mean it's days after the reveal, not months or years...like FFVII remake or Last of Us 2 or Scalebound...
Smaller cut meant developers/publishers get more...that has been the entire point.So, where are the benefits to the customers? Didn't the small cut mean the game would be cheap?
Also, $44 here. But I'm in LatAm.
That said, Metro was better in that regard. $20.