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Originally Posted by Shadowmoon
People made the choice for a Box version of GW:en vs BMP, they shouldn't complain now that they made the wrong choice.
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You think it was a nice casual choice?
Pay £17.99 on play.com or £29.99 on anets online store! Not much of a choice for people who have little funds! Thats alot more to pay just to get the BMP for (as Anet stated it) "free"!
£17.99 for a boxed version you can see and hold and put along side the other boxed versions you own, or £29.99 to just download it and have nothing tantiable!
The BMP is meant to be free when paying £17.99, yet Anet expected us to pay an extra £12 above more competitive prices. So in essence we were expected to pay £12 for the BMP. Sorry but I'm not paying £12 for 4 missions and a few new weapons. At the most its worth around £5 due to the lack of new content it adds.
There was nothing else I wanted for £17.99 from the online store to cover the "free" option. My only choice would have been GWEN at too high a cost!
Anet promoted this completely wrong, because they have now annoyed a % of their market and alientated those who dont like to buy things online and those who didnt want to pay alot more for a game they could get cheaper elsewhere.
They should have offered it free after paying £17.99
and offered it for a stand alone price of around £5-6. That ways people arent being forced to buy other products they might want to buy elsewhere, just to get access to another product.
You dont force people to buy one item to get access to other products. Its not a good marketing scheme and its evident by the number of annoyed GW players.