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That's a lot of work for something that should've just been unlocked from the get-go. Ridiculous.
***Obviously, the whole ordeal once again raises concern for the concept of "Online Pass" or "Project Ten Dollar," which is ostensibly aimed at reducing used game sales and thus increasing publisher revenue.***
If it was that big of a problem, then we wouldn't have them for PC games. And, this isn't the first game with issues regarding pre-order codes.
That is beyond stupid...
I can really see this catching on with everybody... not.
Why cant they just do what ubisoft did with Driver SF when their online pass code went tits up and offer it for free? It'd be much more simplier if they did that.
We made a mistake so you do all the legwork. Way to taint your clearly brilliant game WB.