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Premium members of PC's and xbox360 get them early. The Close Quarter DLC/map packs (NON-Premium users) will release next week June 26, 2012 -
Glad it wasn't me!
But what is the deal with buying short cuts?A change of Pace.
"All the fun of a clan without the BS" - CainComment
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Shortcuts are Dice's way of helping new people acquire unlocks that might have taken them time to unlock. For example, if you are new to the game and would like to unlock all the Jet weapons/features, you can buy the shortcut for the kit. Of course it is mostly for money, but who cares. I doubt too many people buy them, but I didn't think so many people would buy Premium either.Originally posted by paceman View PostComment
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You may find that 70% (or so I'm told) of PC BF3 players have premium, including myself.Originally posted by K PhaNTOM View Posthttp://sigs.enjin.com/sig-bf3/3f534ca8c50291d8.pngComment
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Haven't bought it and will not buy, at least until all the content is available. How does it feel to be an investor in EA?A change of Pace.
"All the fun of a clan without the BS" - CainComment
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I couldn't agree with you more on that. I hate this business model that so many games are going to. I refuse to do battlefield premium and call of duty elite.Originally posted by paceman View PostComment
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I don't like the model, but I rarely buy games as many I just stop playing, I've stuck with BF3 and was planning on getting the expansions, which is why I got premium, its cheaper then buying seperatly.http://sigs.enjin.com/sig-bf3/3f534ca8c50291d8.pngComment
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Yeah, I don't love the model either (options these days are few, right?). But with the new weapons, and forthcoming maps and vehicles, I find it worth it. I still play this and little else, so: done deal.Originally posted by zagzig17 View PostComment
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