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| rdfs:label | - Promotional items
- Promotional Items
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| rdfs:comment | - Some items in LEGO Universe are given out exclusively for promotion. Many are no longer obtainable, and several were available for only one person.
- Here are all of the items, (to my knowledge, anyway.), used to promote the game. 5x7pstcrddet.JPG Vewmstimgdet.JPG Vewmstbdgedet.JPG Opm64demdet.JPG Opmdscdet.JPG Offdemodet.JPG Jampakdet.JPG Preskit2covltr.JPG Preskit2cont.JPG Preskit2int.JPG Preskit2covs.JPG Preskit1bkcov.JPG Preskit1bkintdet.JPG Preskit1bkint.JPG Preskit1frint.JPG Preskit1covdet.JPG Preskit1frcov.JPG 11x14shopstnd.JPG 16x22shoppost1.JPG 16x22shoppost2.JPG
- Promotional items are pices of merchandise that were only avalable for marketing and promotion.
- Promotional Items are items that cause promotions for units that are at least level 10. In most games (except in Gaiden, Genealogy of the Holy War and the Tellius series) they are required to promote a first tier unit to a second tier unit. They are still present however in the Tellius series in case the player wants a unit to promote before level 21. In the Japanese version of Radiant Dawn they are required to promote a second tier unit to a third tier unit.
- The means of obtaining promotional items vary. Typically, promotional items are awarded to players who pre-order or purchase the specified game. On other occasions, promotional items have been released to players through other means, such as earning achievements in the game itself. For example, the Earbuds were awarded to players who launched Team Fortress 2 through the Mac OS X operating system.
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| abstract | - Some items in LEGO Universe are given out exclusively for promotion. Many are no longer obtainable, and several were available for only one person.
- Here are all of the items, (to my knowledge, anyway.), used to promote the game. 5x7pstcrddet.JPG Vewmstimgdet.JPG Vewmstbdgedet.JPG Opm64demdet.JPG Opmdscdet.JPG Offdemodet.JPG Jampakdet.JPG Preskit2covltr.JPG Preskit2cont.JPG Preskit2int.JPG Preskit2covs.JPG Preskit1bkcov.JPG Preskit1bkintdet.JPG Preskit1bkint.JPG Preskit1frint.JPG Preskit1covdet.JPG Preskit1frcov.JPG 11x14shopstnd.JPG 16x22shoppost1.JPG 16x22shoppost2.JPG
- Promotional items are pices of merchandise that were only avalable for marketing and promotion.
- The means of obtaining promotional items vary. Typically, promotional items are awarded to players who pre-order or purchase the specified game. On other occasions, promotional items have been released to players through other means, such as earning achievements in the game itself. For example, the Earbuds were awarded to players who launched Team Fortress 2 through the Mac OS X operating system. Promotional items released before the February 3, 2011 Patch, with the exception of those earned through gameplay, are typically no longer earnable and can only be acquired through trading or gifting. Since the introduction of the genuine quality, however, all promotional items (with the exception of the Aperture Labs Hard Hat and Resurrection Associate Pin) have been obtainable via one or more alternate methods – purchase, crafting, or item drop. Promotional items obtained via one of these non-promotional methods do not have Genuine quality. Multiple promotional items have been glitched from their original Unique quality into Vintage quality, or even into uncraftable and untradeable quality. These items are substantial in rarity, but the processes used to obtain these rare items were mostly fixed with the introduction of the Genuine quality for most promotional items, and a few other side fixes.
- Promotional Items are items that cause promotions for units that are at least level 10. In most games (except in Gaiden, Genealogy of the Holy War and the Tellius series) they are required to promote a first tier unit to a second tier unit. They are still present however in the Tellius series in case the player wants a unit to promote before level 21. In the Japanese version of Radiant Dawn they are required to promote a second tier unit to a third tier unit.
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