and they're doing it because they know people will pay.

hell, i bought em for bo2 - and it was $1 well spent. lol

pretty soon they'll change the create a class setup and utilize micro-transactions

make the guns somewhat time-consuming to unlock, and offer you a package to unlock all ARs for $5.

they wouldn't be the first game to employ something like this either - most EA games have that kind of structure. lol

thats annoying lol thats something a PC shooter would have.

yeah, it's not so bad in some of the games - but in stuff like nhl or madden, it's a real fucking pain.

like the ultimate team stuff - play games to earn coins, or just buy coins. you end up playing stacked teams because the other person just used their CC and bought like $100 in packs. lol

or the nhl be-a-pro shit

fulfill all the time consuming goals to get boost packs, or spend $3 each and just buy them. you end up playing kids who spent $60 on unlockables so they could have a beast guy with no games played.

it's fucking annoying.

Like d3 & the auction house? Lmao

yeah, i didn't even think about that. lol

battlefield has it too

cod will be the next one - will probably start sometime between the next two installments.

yup same thing with nba

my bro begs me to buy him packs so he can get gold players so he can actually play against ppl

haha yeah - it's bad

You had me at extra weapon slots

Needs mudkips camp and custom player emblems