[quote name='mvp828']Yea you are wrong... Expansion doesn't mean jack shit. DLC is DLC. A company could slap "expansion" on whatever the hell they please and what's to say it isn't?
In addition, I never said that one was better than the other... All I was implying is that those greedy mother

ers at Activision could learn a thing or two when it comes to releasing DLC for the CoD games.
As for the game types being added into maps... What do you call MW2's map packs that just went ahead and re-used 4 maps from CoD4? Or how about the 2 maps they recycled to use in the retail game? Don't forget about the 2 maps (arguably a third and part of a fourth) that were scrapped from CoD4 and then brought back for MW2.
Bottom line is that companies are getting away with absolute bullshit and half-assed DLC releases, and for once this one seems like it could actually be a good one to get.[/QUOTE]
Yeah you make plenty of good points, but dlc can be anything really and as long as people are willing to pay outrageous prices for it then there nothing we can do, except maybe dont buy it.
Not to go off topic here slightly, but I'm thinking this expansion pack dlc is going to be costly. I mean look at Dragon Age: Origins Awakenings that has a price tag of 2400 ms points. I'm willing to be that the Bad Company 2 Vietnam expansion will have a similar price tag.
Also just to respond to your point on the MW2 map packs, they were actually map packs and IW let us know that they were including the 2 old but renewed maps from COD4. Dice claimed that the VIP code would allow you to download free content like map packs, but it turned out to be nothing more then gametypes for existing maps. People want to play on new maps, not new gametypes on the same maps.
Thats one thing that IW did right and the map packs sold really well. I dont agree with the price tag, I think they should have made it 800 ms points, but hey people bought them and in the end thats what matters to IW.