Did anyone else notice that if you buy The Witcher 3 + The Expansion Pass bundle it doesn't factor in your discounts on TW3? It should charge you $73 -- $48 for TW3 plus $25 for the expansion pass. But instead it charges you $80.
I made a post about this in the GOG thread but I haven't gotten a response yet.
Yeah, wondering that too. Currently, it is cheaper to buy them separately than buy as a pack. Please fix, GOG.
Ugh...90% of Bioshock was about shooting stuff(with poor gunplay at that), so I am pretty sure I will get better value out of 30 hours of witchery tbh.This is a pretty good point. Bioshock Infinite for me was 12.5 hours and probably close to the best $60 I've ever spent.
Do I think two TW3 expansions will be as good as Bioshock Infinite? No, not really. But I'm getting twice as much of it and only have to pay a third the price, so I'm feeling the value for content here is waaaaay more than fair.
hahahaha gotchaWhy not "Hearts of the Stone"?
I'd like third HotS, you know ...
The upcoming expansions will offer gamers new adventures, gear and foes and will feature characters both new and dearly missed -- all crafted with maximum attention to detail and quality by the joint forces of CD PROJEKT RED’s Warsaw and Cracow studios.
It's $20.00 bucks. It is a game. No one is putting a gun to your head to buy it. If that is how anyone makes a purchase decision on a $20.00 product...
I just spent $42.50 to go see Furious 7 (2 1/2 hrs) with my son, on iMAX. In about 7 days, I am writing a check to the IRS for $10,000.00. $20.00 for 20-30 hrs of entertainment from a video game I really enjoy? Cool.
As a general comment: 32 page thread, about half of it (if not more) whining about the announcement date, conspiracy theories about cut content... stop it.
As a general comment, I say let people discuss whatever they feel like discussing. As a second general comment, the ease with which, at the drop of a hat, really, some call for, say, threads to be locked and, say, discussions to be halted and suffocated is just downright astonishing, especially when voiced, of all places, on a public internet forum. Fellow members, by all means, please do keep on discussing what you feel like discussing.
On topic -
Why, of course. Nobody is forcing me to buy anything.
That says absolutely nothing about the value proposition of the pre-orderable expansion pass per se, whose standards - by the way - should be measured not merely against what happens in other industries, not merely against what happens in the videogame industry, but against the standards CD Projekt has set for themselves as of late, notably for the TW3 itself.
You're entirely free to spend whichever kind of money on whichever kind of blockbuster you deem fit. But please do not offer that example as though it illustrated some sort of overarching consumer ethos that would somehow apply to me. The expansion packs offer good value for money, just not as much as the TW3, apparently. As far as I can tell, that's the gist of it.