How much is it going to cost anyway.. just curious

I thought the PS3 gets it updates on Tuesday.

of next week.....<.< Hey..you try working a overnight and not falling a sleep for a few hours

If you get all three when they are discounted, $22.50. Almost three dollars more than what Dawnguard cost. That's a really good deal.

Without the discount, meaning you got them all late, $45.

I hadn't played Skryim since last summer. Tried to pick it up again today to get ready for Dragonborn next week and oddly enough, I'm just not sure if I want to play this game anymore. It's really sad. I don't know if it's just my frustration with Bethesda or just that I hadn't played it in so long but I just didn't enjoy it at all. Really disappointing feeling.

In North America it does. In Europe I believe it updates on Wednesday. The patch can come at anytime from now until Monday.

I kinda feel the same. Haven't played Skyrim in many months and actually yesterday I played few hours of it after a long brake. Then I checked the DLC status, all of the DLC looks really interesting, but I'm not sure do I have the inspiration to play Skyrim anymore. We shall see..

Do we have the prices for PAL territories yet?

Well if Dawnguard and Dragonborn expansion will be $19.99 each and Hearthfire $4.99. And each DLC will also get 50% discounts on it's launch week. Pretty sure the scale is the same for us in EU.

I was thinking that was the case as well, but there's also some doubt because the prices tend to be a bit higher on the PSNs for PAL territories/EU PSN. For example, not including the 50% off sale FF games got over the past week, they're AUD$15 each and €12 in euros, I think? In the U.S PSN they're only USD$10 so...

I think you're right and they'll be the same, but it's good to know ahead of time to figure out just how much needs to go in the PSN wallet.

I know that it is apples and oranges, but the PC Dragonborn DLC was $25 USD in NZ and AUS.

If the price varries let alone the 50% discount bonus, I'm not gonna buy the DLC's Fair play.

All regions are getting the 50% discount, but the price for DLC and games has always varied by region.

Nothing dramatic, usually just few euros/dollars here and there. That's acceptable.

well in the UK on XBOX Dawnguard and Dragonborn were 1600 MS points, Hearthfire was 400 points. Its a little confusing because you have to pay by points rather than money. But for ￡20 of points you get 2000 and therefore, theoretically DG and HF was ￡20 for the two. I would expect:
DB- ￡15 (￡7.50)
HF- ￡5 (￡2.50)
DG- ￡15 (￡7.50)

So a grand total of ￡35 for all 3 (￡17.50 when on sale)

On Steam the prices are ￡14 and ￡3.50, so I'd imagine that would be the case for the PS3. (total ￡31.50, ￡15.75 on sale)

see, that sounds about right, no way on sale all 3 would cost more than U.S PSN in the UK (obv, Scotland prices is the one I want to know for sure)

Really looking forward to exploring Solstheim, seems like quite an expansive new location.

just looked at the Euro prices on steam and they're 19.99 for the two larger and 4.99 for Hearthfire. I'd be very surprise if after everything they'd charge more for PS3 versions. I'm hoping e22.50 will cover all 3.

lol ^_* why is the topic still named (...PC/PS3 Release Discussion) pc already got the dlc's...

Because we're hacked off that we had to wait two months for a DLC that is just as buggy as the Xbox version.
If it wasn't a 60-day exclusivity stranglehold, were Beth just twiddling their thumbs before quickly compiling it for PC?

Artifact title I'm assuming. This is the first one to be made post the PC getting the DLC, and the mod probably just copy/pasted the title into the new thread.


If it makes you feel better (and it won't), the PS3 has had to wait over 200 days for Dawnguard, and I doubt it will run any better than it did on the Xbox when it was first released.

Why would that be too late? As long as it comes out even just one day (which seems likely) before DB is released on PS3, that's still plenty of time.

I think it would be 3 bottles of Glen Fiddich and one deep fried cream egg. See, if you hadn't broken away from my glorious country, namely England, then you wouldn't have to pay in booze and chocolate. Paying in Tea and depression is MUCH more civilised. At least the Welsh had the good sense to stay attached to us. Yes, granted they would have anyone to beat the crap out of in Rugby, but still, they do make good leak and chicken pasties.

Ok, I'm kidding. So are you saying that the PSN store in Scotland asks for payment in Euros? That svcks!! I personally dislike the Euro...too plasticy and volatile. Much prefer pounds sterling. Easier to work out, though I've used both US and CAN dollar a lot in the past. Crap, I remember the currencies in Europe before the bloody euro came about. I miss my Spanish Pesetas from when I was little. Throwing 25 Pesetas into a Street Fighter 2 arcade machine was great!!

Wonder why the cost of the DLCs varies so much...beyond the currency exchange rate I mean. We've yet to have a tax on virtual goods, outside of gambling I mean. Anyways, enough of non-DLC thoughts. I am watching Dead Space 3 on walkthrough on Youtube as a substitute for not getting the Skyrim DLC. I am however genuinely interested in Skyrim DLC and news, thus why I stay in here. Always good to know how things are even if you aren't going to get it. I think, no, I'm sure that I'll play Skyrim this Wednesday as a birthday treat just for old times sake. Could be funny to see how badly things go.