LogFAQs > #949758004

You are able to play it. You choose not to. That's self-created.

If I have to buy the same game at full price, then I'm not able to play it. It is insane to buy the same game multiple times. Specially since I don't usually replay content.

Compared to the rest of the content in those games? It really is. It's enough that the enhanced version of the game is clearly the better one, given a choice where all other factors are equal, but it's not enough to make the game unenjoyable without it (unless, again, you throw a tantrum because Billy has more toys than you and sabotage your own ability to enjoy what you've got).

A game that is incomplete but you can't complete because they don't make DLC for that version is not enjoyable.

They don't refuse to sell them to you. You refuse to buy them. What they refuse to do is put in the rather sizable amount of work that would be needed to create an option for you to purchase them exactly the way you want to, work which would generally not be worthwhile because most people aren't particularly interested in buying DLC for games they finished several years ago. Heck, I fully expect that even you wouldn't buy said DLC because all you seem to need to be happy is to have the option (that, or you'd demand that it be free or otherwise insist that whatever price they chose was unreasonable). That's a pretty reasonable thing to refuse to do.

It's them who lock DLC behind a port. It's them who charge me $60 for 3 hours of content. It's them who are unreasonable and want to make people like me who want complete games to waste a fortune on stuff that you don't want to get stuff that you want. They want to normalize people double dipping on games so you spend $120 on a $60 game, just like they normalized DLC and are trying to normalize lootboxes.

I'll say it again: You need to get over yourself. This melodrama is so utterly ridiculous that I struggle to believe there's a real human churning it out.

That will never happen. It's the game industry that needs to get over itself and stop being shit.

You're gonna have to get over that. Remakes are a simple fact of life in the game industry, now that there's a significant amount of history to draw on and large demographics of gamers that have never played many of the games that are being remade.

For decades I bought games once, only once and never missed any DLC. It's only now that locking DLC behind ports is normal. It used to be rare.