> > I wish the “map packs” were more or less “expansion packs” and added; weapons, weapon skins, armor, armor skins, vehicles, emblems, and of course maps.
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> An expansion pack includes a campaign. We already have side campaign(s) in Spartan Ops, and even that story went to far because it continued the main campaign by destroying Requiem.
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> My gold expired, I didn’t renew it because Halo 4 is junk, and so you know how I saw the ending of Halo 4’s campaign with Requiem being destroyed? People talking about it on here, so I looked it up on youtube.
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> That is ridiculously unfair for me and others to not get to finish a campaign because we only paid for the actual Halo 4 game!
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> (Or in my case, only paid for Halo 4, AND the map pass, AND xbox live, but even after buying all that, I STILL didn’t get to see the full ending of Halo 4’s campaign in Spartan Ops?!)
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> A dlc expansion campaign would be the same thing, unless it was a true side campaign like ODST. That would be okay I guess, but why not just have an expansion campaign dlc? That isn’t anything to do with a MAP pack really…
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> Weapons would be horrifically unfair to give to only people who pay for them, who are also paying for xbox live! That is just purely cheating and ripping off the buyers of Halo 4!
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> Weapon skins, armor, and armor skins already come in map packs. We got a helmet or something with each one or at least one map pack, and I think Reach did that too. I don’t know really because I could care less about playing Spartan dress-up honestly lol. But yeah, no problem with more of that stuff.
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> I think adding in some bonus skins, armor, or armor skins is perfectly okay and it is already happening anyway.
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> Vehicles, no, because again that is ripping off and cheating players who aren’t paying for xbox live and the dlc. If they bought Halo 4, that includes all the vehicles and weapons. That is just ridiculously unethical and bad business to cheat people out of some of the game’s core content. All weapons and vehicles should be present at launch.
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> Emblems would also probably be fine since its so similar to skins, armor, and armor skins.
Ok, no where does “expansion pack” mean single player oriented.
I am basing my thoughts off of Battlefield 3’s multiple peices of DLC, each of them were dubbed expansions, and righfully so.
They are 15$ a piece and include 4 maps, vehicles, game modes, and usually some weapons.
The vehicles for expansions only work on that expansion and anyone can use them in that expansion. For example 343i adds a Hornet in the new Castle map pack hypothetically, just becasue you bought Castle doesent mean you can play on Exile and spawn in a Hornet.
The weapons can be used on ANY map (if you unlocked them). They are simply new weapons, they are not god-like because you essentially paid for them, they are simply new weapons to use and ulock stuff with. Lets say hypothetically 343i adds the Needle Rifle into Halo 4 with Castle, you can use them on Castle maps and any other map in the game, it does not mean it’s going to be a god-weapon and two shot enemies, it is more or less a new item to get commendations for, as well as a new toy to play with in the sandbox.
Be happy Halo 4 isn’t like GoW: Judgment (which I recently picked up) you have to pay MSP for each weapon skin, character skin, and you can even pay for double XP matches, the worst part is, the skins are disk-locked content, the content is there, on your disk you paid 65$ for, and you have to pay more to unlock it. The skins arent cheap either, they’re like 3$ a piece and there are about 25 of them.
Paying for Gold to experience SpOPS, is a rather small price to pay. Live is only 5$ a month and thats if you pay full retail for it. Best Buy had 12 months a couple weeks ago for 34.99$, thats less than 2.95$ a month, pretty cheap if you ask me.
Simple map packs are cool, but I find myself playng them for a few days and then going back to vanilla maps. I wish there was somthing I could bring back with me to justify my purchase better. Like the mentioned armor, weapon skins, etc.