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WA is a meager $10 at Circuit City this week for anyone else that hasn't grabbed it yet.
Mattman243 said:Hmmmmm, maby I'm a noob, but what is WA? Would it stand for Warhammer?
SlavidZee said:But I like the hard lessons i'm learning. I like the way you really need to separate out your troops in this game, and the way you push territory and tech-up simultaneously.
amusedtoe said:Is anyone else really disapointed with the packaging though? I mean I've generally been unhappy with it since they went to the small boxes, though I can go off on that for hours, but there's barely a manual in the box. How ridiculous is it to expect to at least get a 2 CD jewel case in a product that retails for $30. Especially when there's nothing in the box how can they justify cheaping out on paper sleeves.
Shagz said:The old style "big box" packaging was such a waste of paper and space. It was an insult to the enviroment and it minimized shelf space for PC game retailers and room for developers trying to get their product into the stores. I just don't understand why it took so long for them to change over. For some reason people thought that they had to have big packaging to justify the money they were spending on PC software, but didn't seem to have that problem when buying a console game.
But really, do you need to have a lot of packaging to feel like you got your money's worth? It's a game, the "money" is all on the disc. And it's an expansion, it doesn't need a big manual because you know all the basics from the previous game, right?