DLCs that come later are another story entirely, unfortunately, because you'll still have to go somewhere and flash your credit card and download them, and this sucks. I would, again, offer an option: you buy a new game, but pay, say, 15$ extra(maybe more). And for this 15$ you have a right to download the entire pack of DLCs for this game, no matter how much later in development they come, just enter your game's registration code once(if you have a Bioware forum account). Good karma all around.(Then again, I only care about convenience and don't care about the money, because when it's a really good book/game/film I never care about the money. I would starve my children to get DA3 early - if I had children, of course
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I'm sure that several games have produced "Game of the Year" versions including all the DLC on the disc(s). My most recent purchase was Hearts of Iron III with all the dlc included, not just things like the sprite packs and extra music, but the two expansions too. I don't think Bioware have ever done it quite like that, though - they did make an edition of DA:O complete with all the DLC, as downloads rather than on disc in that case.


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