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Ships Ahoy - PPC Skyrim Dawnguard

[Aug 02, 2012, 8:17 pm ET] - Share - Viewing Comments

The Bethesda Blog has word that The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - Dawnguard is now available on Steam, offering Windows users this DLC for the RPG sequel. This update for PS3 owners explains that version of the DLC is being held back because of dissatisfaction with its performance on that platform. Here's word on the pack:

Dawnguard™ is the first official game add-on for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim® - the 2011 Game of the Year. The Vampire Lord Harkon has returned to power. By using the Elder Scrolls, he seeks to do the unthinkable - to end the sun itself. Will you join the ancient order of the Dawnguard and stop him? Or will you become a Vampire Lord yourself? Featuring an all new faction questline and locations, the ultimate choice will be yours.

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Re: Ships Ahoy - PPC Skyrim Dawnguard

Aug 3, 2012, 23:44

killer_roach

netnerd85 wrote on Aug 3, 2012, 22:07: Dades wrote on Aug 3, 2012, 00:31: $20? No thanks. And for Australians it's $25, they can turn it side ways and jam it right up there for that price. Hope it tears a bit on the way up, I really do. I realize exchange rates are comparable, but purchasing power of the Australian dollar is still quite low relative to USD. A 25% premium, all things considered, is a net positive for Australians in terms of ability to purchase the content. (Just playing Devil's Advocate - I'm a firm advocate in the Law of One Price, but don't make it sound like Australians are being unfairly inconvenienced by the difference.)

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Comment [quote="killer_roach"Aug 3, 2012, 23:44][quote="netnerd85"Aug 3, 2012, 22:07][quote="Dades"Aug 3, 2012, 00:31]$20? No thanks. [/quote] And for Australians it's $25, they can turn it side ways and jam it right up there for that price. Hope it tears a bit on the way up, I really do. [/quote] I realize exchange rates are comparable, but purchasing power of the Australian dollar is still quite low relative to USD. A 25% premium, all things considered, is a net positive for Australians in terms of ability to purchase the content. (Just playing Devil's Advocate - I'm a firm advocate in the Law of One Price, but don't make it sound like Australians are being unfairly inconvenienced by the difference.) [/quote]

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