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Unless you've been living under a rock, you will know that today, April 10th, marks the beginning of preorder season for Guild Wars 2. Preordering any edition of the highly anticipated Arena.Net title will grant access to all forthcoming beta weekends. Find out more about each edition's bonuses and prices on the Guild Wars 2 site. Associate Editor: MMORPG.com |
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4/10/12 6:42:12 AM#2
It is pre-purchase not pre-order. |
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4/10/12 6:51:40 AM#3
You mean pre-purchase bro!
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4/10/12 6:51:53 AM#4
what?? 55 euros for a digital edition.
NO TY. |
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4/10/12 6:55:58 AM#5
It's pre-purchase. Using different terms might mislead people! |
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4/10/12 6:57:26 AM#6
£50 !!! for a standard digital download. wtf! i know its sub free but that is still a looooot of money If someone is talking in general chat in a language you dont understand, chances are they're not talking to you. So chill out and stop bitching about it! |
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4/10/12 6:59:55 AM#7
Quoted for truth brother! |
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SteamRanger
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Joined: 10/24/03
I don''t have to know how to make a better game, I only need to know where the "CANCEL" button is! |
4/10/12 7:09:54 AM#8
I've had the regular edition pre-ordered from Amazon since January 2010, but right now the only place to pre-order a CE is through Gamestop. I can't believe ANet is going this route. Pre-order means you pay for it when it ships. This whole idea of paying in full for something with no set release date just for a three-day head start and a few beta weekends seems a little shady to me and makes me wonder if ArenaNet has much confidence in their product. I've got a pre-order for a CE with Gamestop, but I can cancel anytime. I don't have a very good feeling about this. "Soloists and those who prefer small groups should never have to feel like they''re the ones getting the proverbial table scraps, as it were." - Scott Hartsman, Senior Producer, Everquest II |
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4/10/12 7:10:57 AM#9
£39.99 at play.com
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4/10/12 7:12:49 AM#10
Isn't it usually close to 50 euros the typical price for a new pc game in Europe? |
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4/10/12 7:13:49 AM#11
Originally posted by seastarx Well usually big titles for PC can be 59.99 so 50 euro is a good deal imo XD |
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4/10/12 7:14:03 AM#12
Originally posted by SteamRanger No ones forcing you to pay for it today, youre quite welcome to wait until a release date has been announced. You'll only be missing out on BETA weekends, not a big deal... "The problem with quotes from the Internet is that it's almost impossible to validate their authenticity." - Abraham Lincoln |
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4/10/12 7:16:40 AM#13
Originally posted by Lonesamurai1 /sigh Ive bought it now ofc :)........ but i still reserve the right to grumble and mutter under my breath about it!!
My only consolation however is i bought it with the wife's credit card :D If someone is talking in general chat in a language you dont understand, chances are they're not talking to you. So chill out and stop bitching about it! |
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4/10/12 7:17:23 AM#14
Originally posted by Dragonantis Sounds like a good deal to me, Imagine having to live in Australia and paying $90-$100 Dollars for a title, what shock and horror to have to pay 50 pounds! "The problem with quotes from the Internet is that it's almost impossible to validate their authenticity." - Abraham Lincoln |
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4/10/12 7:18:26 AM#15
I've pre-purchased, but it is pretty steep. Here's in the UK its £50 which is the equivilent of $80 or €60. Always keep your words soft and sweet, just in case you have to eat them. |
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4/10/12 7:20:08 AM#16
£34.99 to prepurchase from game.co.uk but I would be very hesitant about ordering from them at the moment. £39.99 from play.com. Amazon.co.uk dont seem to be selling it at all which is odd. Not sure about Euros but the normal price for a boxed game in the UK is £35 - £40. I still think £50 for a digital download is criminal though, considering you get exactly the same (just game access) whether you buy the standard edition prepurchase box from a retailer or buy the digital standard edition from ANet. How can they justify charging £15 more than the boxed version? Cluck Cluck, Gibber Gibber, My Old Mans A Mushroom |
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4/10/12 7:20:26 AM#17
Is that 50 euros including VAT and other taxes? |
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4/10/12 7:21:48 AM#18
To those interested in retailer list look here: https://buy.guildwars2.com/retailers As you can see Best Buy have been added as CE retailer in the USA. |
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4/10/12 7:22:40 AM#19
Originally posted by stragen001 If you buy from any of the 3 Anet have listed for the UK, play.com, amazon or zavvi you can get pre-purchase and full access to betas and the 3 day head start. But, I don't think they are actually taking the money until dispatch, Zavvi certainly haven't taken it from me yet and they never have for any other pre-order and neither have the other 2 retailers. Theres no way i'd trust GAME.co.uk either considering they were going bust until last week when they were bought out. Always keep your words soft and sweet, just in case you have to eat them. |
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4/10/12 7:29:01 AM#20
Originally posted by Kabaal yeah, realised that and edited post. Thanks. I normally buy from amazon.co.uk because they dont take the money until they despatch the box, but since they will be sending the preorder box immediately, i guess they will take money as soon as that is sent, not when the game launches. HOWEVER, GW2 doesnt seem to be available on amazon.co.uk for some reason. Cluck Cluck, Gibber Gibber, My Old Mans A Mushroom |
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