- last post: 01.01.0001 12:00 AM PDT
Posted by: MickelPickel
Posted by: bbearchell18
Secondly, isn't it better to take out the H3 Multiplayer and maps and let those that haven't gotten them to get them seperately if they wish? Isn't it better than forcing them to pay for them if they want to buy ODST? I think it is.
Here's an example:
I bought a bag of chips. That was a week ago. Now I want to buy some cookies. Well I can't unless I buy a bag of chips again. Of course, there are some that haven't bought the chips. But isn't it better for those that haven't bought the chips to buy them separately if they want to? Instead of being forced to buy the chips with the cookies? This way it would help both groups. Those that bought the chips and those that haven't. That way, everyone wins and those that haven't bought the chips have something magical called choice, instead of being forced.
And finally, I didn't buy the maps to play them early. I didn't know they were going to be charged for again in ODST. If I knew this when I bought legendary (and Halo 3 multiplayer, since they're charging for that too) I wouldn't have bought them.
Well maybe if you didnt eat your halo 3 disk (Bag of Chips) you could resell it for the delicious cookies and chips combo (ODST) but no you had to go and eat your halo 3.
I lol'd
Another thing, just like Halo 2 had a Map Pack Disc, Halo 3 was bound to have one, right? So you could have made an educated guess and said "Hey, I'll wait for the extra map disc to come out. Cool, halo 3 ODST comes bundles with those maps. My lucky day!"
Don't say you could hav never guessed they would have a dlc map disc. Cause at some point you thought about it. And you know you did. I did think that. However that is not the case here. They're not selling the maps in a disc separately. They're adding them to ODST. Which means that if I want to play ODST's campaign (which is awesome), I have to buy the maps.
It's like if you want Halo 3, you have to buy Halo 2's map disc. Is the same thing in ODST.