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So when we paying $60 we got 13 civs in AoE 2 and 8 civs in AoE2 and the full set of content, yet now when the game is free we get 2 civs and if we want to bump that up to 5 we need to pay $100.

Free games have become very expensive.

They need extra time to cram in that always-on DRM they love so much.

@Acosta02
Thanks.

@(Unverified)
How do I get rid of this unverified label, it's getting old now.

Dual wielding rocket launchers, who can say no to that?

Pretty sure if you want an accurate representation you can ask NetFlix since they will know exactly where their service is being accessed from.

It always amazes me how you can survey 1% of a population and claim that as a representation of the entire populace, the error rates for that must be huge.

From the looks of things it seems EA wants to make all the DLC for their games exclusive to Origin. So even if you bought the Steam version you would still have to go through Origin to get DLC. Unlike say GFWL where you have a choice between buying the DLC through Steam or GFWL.

Of course no responsible retailer is going to sell a product which pushes customers to a competitor.

I also don't buy all that talk about not being able to "reach" customers, EA have been able to do this perfectly fine with their ingame news/info in games like Mass Effect, Dragon age and Battlefield.

What about the release date? Is it still on track for a July launch?

@Mehbah Yeah lack of colours and tons of empty space makes this a very boring interface and hardly one suited to getting excited about games.

It seems to me that through 2 boss fights all he did was hold down LMB and aim his cursor at the mob. His gun has no recoil, it doesn't require reloading and has infinite ammo. Why exactly would you want to play this game?