Is the Deluxe edition worth it?

[Wingstorm]

So I usually get the Deluxe edition or the version with more add ons when buying a game.

Veilguard's Deluxe edition is giving me pause tho. The additions seems really little for the extra price. It just doesn't seem value for money.

Trying to see what everyone is thinking, before I buy.

[CreativePr0cess]

Not really! I rarely consider Deluxe editions worth it.

... Did I get it because I love Dragon Age and I'm very excited and want extra options just because...? Yes... But it's /really/ up to you. If you have the extra $20 and missing out would bother you, just do it. You only get the one chance. Otherwise, it is just cosmetics.

[trackles]

it appears to be only ccosmetic, no season pass, so unliss you care about the drip id just get standard edition theres no story dlc content gatekeepd either , and tehh game is reasonable priced for standard edition. which is rare from EA

[AbyssDemon]

I say no, unless you really, really like the armor set lol. But personally it's not worth the price tag.

[Gloomseeker]

Cosmetic stuff is only worth it if you know for sure you're going to actually use it.

The deluxe edition is just cosmetic fluff that doesn't look that cool imo.

The preorder bonus is more of the same.

In other words unless you really like the look of the cosmetics you can safely go for the standard edition

[AbyssDemon]

Originally posted by Gloomseeker:

Cosmetic stuff is only worth it if you know for sure you're going to actually use it.

The deluxe edition is just cosmetic fluff that doesn't look that cool imo.

The preorder bonus is more of the same.

In other words unless you really like the look of the cosmetics you can safely go for the standard edition

Agreed. Though ngl, it's nice to see the blood dragon armor again. Even if its just gimmick lol. Like it was in ME2.

[GayBeard]

Its not worth it.

I personally bought just cause Im so excited to play DA again after all this time and wanted to "treat" myself. But 6 armor sets and like a couple of weapons skins are not worth 20 euro/dollars/whatever currency you have available.

[Eiji]

Originally posted by Wingstorm:

So I usually get the Deluxe edition or the version with more add ons when buying a game.

Veilguard's Deluxe edition is giving me pause tho. The additions seems really little for the extra price. It just doesn't seem value for money.

Trying to see what everyone is thinking, before I buy.

subscribe on EA for 20$ play game save money even those 20 are kinda to much for game like this IMO

[jclosed]

Nah - I don't give one bit about cosmetics. The only DLC's I bought from Dragon Age Origins onwards, where expansion DLC's (well I bought the Black Emporium, because it was in a all-DLC deal, so don't shoot me).

So - For this time I will buy the regular edition. If they had added something like a season pass into it (with a guaranteeded expansion DLC), then maybe I would have considered it, but only cosmetics? Nah.. Nope...

[Gloomseeker]

Originally posted by jclosed:

Nah - I don't give one bit about cosmetics. The only DLC's I bought from Dragon Age Origins onwards, where expansion DLC's (well I bought the Black Emporium, because it was in a all-DLC deal, so don't shoot me).

So - For this time I will buy the regular edition. If they had added something like a season pass into it (with a guaranteeded expansion DLC), then maybe I would have considered it, but only cosmetics? Nah.. Nope...

I'm actually surprised they didn't try to push for DLC like they did with other DA titles.

For the record DAO had one of the most obnoxious DLC marketing with in game ads (adding an NPC in the camp to remind you that you were missing out on the full experience) and the necessity to buy Bioware points to unlock DLC content.

So a few skins is nothing to worry about indeed.

[Kiya]

Originally posted by Gloomseeker:

Originally posted by jclosed:

Nah - I don't give one bit about cosmetics. The only DLC's I bought from Dragon Age Origins onwards, where expansion DLC's (well I bought the Black Emporium, because it was in a all-DLC deal, so don't shoot me).

So - For this time I will buy the regular edition. If they had added something like a season pass into it (with a guaranteeded expansion DLC), then maybe I would have considered it, but only cosmetics? Nah.. Nope...

I'm actually surprised they didn't try to push for DLC like they did with other DA titles.

For the record DAO had one of the most obnoxious DLC marketing with in game ads (adding an NPC in the camp to remind you that you were missing out on the full experience) and the necessity to buy Bioware points to unlock DLC content.

So a few skins is nothing to worry about indeed.

Also the refusal to sell any of the dlc through Steam making those of us who bought the game here have to buy the full game again if we wanted it on here - they released a bundle of game + dlc later on. I ended up waiting until it was on 75% sale I think to get it.

It would have been nice to have soundtrack and artwork if nothing else but meh.

I'm just glad to have a Steam native version at a reasonable price with no intrusive drm.