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[ThrashInc]

With the advent of the completionist package for Star Citizen, I had the idea that PGI could offer a similar deal for Mechwarrior Online.

https://robertsspace...tionist-Digital

You basically get two of every ship, some goodies, and some yet to be released ships.

Could the same be done by PGI?

• All current Mastery Packs and associated bonuses. (125,627 MC ~500$)
  
• All of the current Waves/Packages. (240$ Wave1| 120$ Wave2| 80$ Resistance| 120$ Wave3| 40$ Urban Mech OR 600$ total)
  
• All of the Gold Variants. (2080$)
  
• Goodies, modules, colors, etc.
  
• And any future packs/waves, heroes, bundles that PGI develops.

Total: 500$+600$+2080$+TBD/Good faith - 5000$

Plus a sick forum title so everyone knows you're the Completionist.

Edited by GundamStompyRobotChurchy, 23 February 2015 - 03:47 PM.

[Brody319]

I see it more like 500 bucks gets you each mech pack but not the special variants from those packs and no gold mechs.

like you would get all the founder mechs but they wouldn't be (F) mechs, just the regular versions.

otherwise it takes away from the value of special variants and gold mechs.

[Destructicus]

Remember that time when you went and paid like 50 bucks for Halo and you had an entire game?

[Quicksilver Aberration]

Destructicus, on 23 February 2015 - 04:05 PM, said:

Remember that time when you went and paid like 50 bucks for Halo and you had an entire game?

Those were some good times.

[Brody319]

Destructicus, on 23 February 2015 - 04:05 PM, said:

Remember that time when you went and paid like 50 bucks for Halo and you had an entire game?

remember when you went and paid 60 bucks for a broken buggy NES game that couldn't be beaten?

[Asrrin]

Destructicus, on 23 February 2015 - 04:05 PM, said:

Remember that time when you went and paid like 50 bucks for Halo and you had an entire game?

Remember that time you bought wow for $60 and you had the...oh wait, it was also $15 a month, plus $60 for each of it's expansions...

[Destructicus]

Brody319, on 23 February 2015 - 04:06 PM, said:

remember when you went and paid 60 bucks for a broken buggy NES game that couldn't be beaten?

Ironically, those games had way more replay value.

[Brody319]

Destructicus, on 23 February 2015 - 04:08 PM, said:

Ironically, those games had way more replay value.

because it was all you had.

I wasn't rolling in money when I was young and so I played Elder Scrolls: Oblivion for hours, like clocked in over 200 hours, probably completed the game multiple times.

and before that I had Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic

you play what you got, get older, have more crash, can spend more on games, and none grow very much on you because there is always another to play.

[PurpleNinja]

Destructicus, on 23 February 2015 - 04:08 PM, said:

Ironically, those games had way more replay value.

Not quite sure about this one. I think I played way more MWO than any NES game ever.

[Vassago Rain]

Remember that time you paid 30 dollar for a 60 dollar game on steam?

[Brody319]

Vassago Rain, on 23 February 2015 - 04:24 PM, said:

Remember that time you paid 30 dollar for a 60 dollar game on steam?

ha no, because I paid 10 dollars

[Destructicus]

I couldn't imagine MWO steam sales
It'd be interesting to see