1.) You are playing a DEMO. You’re not playing the full version. Hell, they don’t even have to release a demo. So be happy you’ve gotten to get a taste before the meal. Saying you’re not going to play a game based on class selection in a demo is like saying you won’t go see a highly anticipated movie because of the music selection for it’s preview. Childish and to be a bit more blatant…retarded.

2.) Instead of viewing the fact that some aussie got so frustrated after a whole HOUR (yes 60 minutes, unbelievable right?) of gameplay that he gave up; you could look at the fact that in an interview SK said that the masses who did download the demo were so eager to play other classes that their easter eggs were discovered in a day, when they had planned for weeks. It’s obvious that with the exception of some bitter aussies, the general public is eager to get at this game.

That’s all really, love ya.

Glad we made you feel special. Others expressed similar feelings but nobody as eloquently as yourself.

Kaspario – interesting comment but I don’t need to justify my thoughts or actions. My point is most obviously valid but you can try your hardest to discredit it. I think you need to try harder though!

Does that method work only immediately after download?

@kaspario

Whether you agree or not with the sentiments of the gamer, the point remains that the Easter Egg has isolated a potential buyer from a product.

And now that the Easter Egg has largely done its job we think that the classes should automatically open for all those gamers unaware of such secrets.

I agree with your sentiments that the game has turned the corner, the only question is how fast it’ll be going upon release. Although MS is clearly extending the marketing here as well with a staged release of 19 August in the US and 29 August for Europe, Oz and the rest… likely to build further word of mouth.

“I’ll be deleting the demo this afternoon. I would have done it earlier, but forgot it was there!”

Wow! That’s an argument there! Last time I heard one like that, I think it was in the school yard. Something like “I would’ve played with you but you didn’t look at me this morning in class so, never mind… I’ve got plenty of other friends to play with anyway…”

I’ve got to say I was rather unimpressed with all that was happening with Too Human (the conflict with Epic, the big mouth of Dyack and all the delays for release) but I have to admit that, with this demo and the buzz the game is generating lately, they have my attention again… Don’t know if I’ll buy the game in the end but, for sure, I’ll pay attention when it comes out.

Download the demo… disconnect from Xbox Live by removing the Ethernet cable as soon as it is complete… begin playing as the Champion (only class open)… quit the game… restart and BOOM… all classes are open.