Why do all the DLC are so expensive??
Hi people, Somedays ago I bought Dragon age 2 hoping to play this holidays but for a language issue i am still not able to do it, anyway, that's not the problem. While the language issue is being fi...
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The basic game (now almost two years old) has been discounted from its original $60 (€45) by various retailers, including EA itself through the Origin store.
The DLC, however, is obtained only through BioWare (Yes, I know BioWare is owned by EA, but that's beside the point.) and the distribution channel is significantly different. The price for them has remained the same; generally $5 - $12 (€3.80 - €9.10) depending on size/complexity.
Don't think it's worth it? Don't buy it!
I agree with both sides on this actually... I mean on the one hand, the DLC isn't that expensive, but then on the other hand... with the game itself only $10... kinda funny that the DLC is still normal price Then again, you can now get the game and all the DLC for the original price of the game. Not a bad deal if you look at it that way.
Perhaps you are right, but why do not they sell an Ultimate edition? It's a pain in the ass trying to buy every DLC, then activate it. I mean, a few days ago i tried to purchase some DLC and I had the NU2010 issue when i was trying to buy bioware points... of course EA charged my credit card with 1 dollar everytime i tried to buy but still i didnot get anything.
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