Well since 1943 is scheduled to come out right around the same time as BF:BC2 then DICE should just put an online code for 1943 packaged in with BF:BC2. So when you buy BF:BC2 all you would have to do is input the online code, that came with the game, and be able to download 1943 for free. I mean seriously who is going to buy 1943 over BF:BC2? Unless DICE is going to delay the release of BF:BC2 for the PC.
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Re: DICE might as well package 1943 with BF:BC2.
I think it will come like 2 months before BFBC2. And since it's around 10€ you're not buying it over BFBC2. -
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keep dreaming... these are the same people who put BF2 complete on steam for full price when the boosters became free.
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Re: DICE might as well package 1943 with BF:BC2.
I don't know about the US & UK folks but it's 20€ here which is roughly the price you pay for the retail version of BF2 + SF. Maybe just a bit more.Originally posted by MinmasterComment
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Steam prices can be the dearest, fair play they have to cover more costs
local distributer in Sweden :-(?
the demand for 1943 on the PC will be HUGE, do not underestimate the bandwidth needed to keep any initial downloads flowing! *scary bandwidth xD*
straight on to BF:BC2 :)Comment
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Of all the download programs... whatever you want to call them, online downloaders - are prepared to handle big loads, steam is definitely the best one to handle massive amounts of downloads.Comment
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I will get Battlefield 1943 as soon as it come out on the PC, I didn't get a chance to play it on a console since none of my buddies that own consoles have bought it.Comment
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