By purchasing the dynasty edition of 2k13 ... Does that show..

[Sirsofly]

That your are a true 2k sports supporter compared to those who just purchased the game ? I for one feel like I chose to donate more for my version knowing well I coulda went w just the game but I actually appreciate the ppl that made this game ! So to all those who shell out a few extra bucks ur locality will pay off long live 2k!

[Sirsofly]

Any thoughts

[InRodWeTrust]

No...




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[waxonwax]

Quote: Originally Posted by Sirsofly

Any thoughts

these dudes make millions next time send me the money

[nuckles2k2]

Lol, what?

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[seasprite]

You should probably petition them to ask for a special badge or something that you can wear. Just to let people know who you are.

[mbmonk]

Quote: Originally Posted by Sirsofly

That your are a true 2k sports supporter compared to those who just purchased the game ? I for one feel like I chose to donate more for my version knowing well I coulda went w just the game but I actually appreciate the ppl that made this game ! So to all those who shell out a few extra bucks ur locality will pay off long live 2k!

Short answer is probably not. It doesn't a make you any more of a 'true 2k supporter' compared to those that admin leagues, mod the game, spread awareness of the game by word of mouth, create videos and/or podcasts, help other 2k gamers by answering questions on forums, etc.

If you wanted to limit the definition of "support" to strictly monetary terms during the launch time frame then maybe so. But that probably would be unwise.

Just my take. Enjoy the Dynasty edition :P

[AJColossal]

Quote: Originally Posted by Sirsofly

That your are a true 2k sports supporter compared to those who just purchased the game ? I for one feel like I chose to donate more for my version knowing well I coulda went w just the game but I actually appreciate the ppl that made this game ! So to all those who shell out a few extra bucks ur locality will pay off long live 2k!

No, I feel ya.

One thing I've learned in sales is that price isn't as much a factor for people as *value*. 2K provides value year-in and year-out to me as a consumer, so I was more than happy to shell out the extra for their premium product this year.

Part of it was because I wanted the extra stuff, and part of it because I believe in and value their product, and wanted to go all out with it this year.