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Random Ping · 02-08-2008, 08:10 AM

It appears to be free to play, but you have to pay small, incremental fees to receive new/better weapons and abilities. It's like a free RPG, except if you want to have the "Uber-Master Brute Sword" in your inventory you have to pay a $5 service charge. The base game is free, with lots of additional fees if you want new content. I read a interview that had the DICE/EA exec saying he expected most people to shell out between $20-30 for the upgrades.

02-08-2008, 08:10 AM	#3 (permalink)
Random Ping Second Lieutenant Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: The Evergreen State (at least on the West coast) Posts: 1,303	Re: First It appears to be free to play, but you have to pay small, incremental fees to receive new/better weapons and abilities. It's like a free RPG, except if you want to have the "Uber-Master Brute Sword" in your inventory you have to pay a $5 service charge. The base game is free, with lots of additional fees if you want new content. I read a interview that had the DICE/EA exec saying he expected most people to shell out between $20-30 for the upgrades. __________________ It is not important that the glass is half-full or half-empty, but rather how the glass got that way.