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knightoffire55 02/13/18 9:29:44 PM #1: |
But the thing is most games can be completed without DLC.
We haven't seen a developer crank up the difficulty to ball bleedingly hard and offer DLC that makes the game easier. I would think that would happen somewhere along the line. --- #IStandWithTimBurton ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Cookie Bag 02/13/18 9:33:04 PM #2: |
Pretty sure the only real issue people have with DLC is when the devs cut content already found on the game to sell later as extras.
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chill02 02/13/18 9:33:25 PM #3: |
I like DLC
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MacadamianNut3 02/13/18 9:34:30 PM #4: |
Good thing I don't have a gag reflex
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SageHarpuia 02/13/18 9:36:26 PM #5: |
Stop defending disgusting business models TC.
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Ultima Dragon 02/13/18 9:36:29 PM #6: |
Then there's games like Destiny that literally lock you out of the on disc content/take away the ability to play with others if you don't pick up the latest expansion.
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Darmik 02/13/18 9:40:07 PM #7: |
Cookie Bag posted...
Pretty sure the only real issue people have with DLC is when the devs cut content already found on the game to sell later as extras. This and Day One DLC is shitty. I can't remember the last game to do this though. Mass Effect 3 is the last one I remember. --- Kind Regards, Darmik ... Copied to Clipboard!
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southcoast09 02/13/18 9:43:56 PM #8: |
Some games do it right and some dont.
That star wars game that everybody canceled their preorders over is an example of a game that does it wrong. I will pay for dlc in a game like fallout because you get a fair chunk of gameplay, although if the DLC is released suspiciously soon after the games initial release, then I dont like that one bit. Thats when I feel cheated. --- Stand for the anthem or sit for the game! ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Calwings 02/13/18 9:44:48 PM #9: |
knightoffire55 posted...
We haven't seen a developer crank up the difficulty to ball bleedingly hard and offer DLC that makes the game easier. I would think that would happen somewhere along the line. But we've seen a developer crank up the difficulty in unlocking playable characters and on-disc content to ball bleedingly hard and offer DLC that makes unlocking that content easier. It's called Star Wars Battlefront 2. --- "Someday I too will fly... and find you again!" http://i.imgur.com/77wmLjE.jpg ... Copied to Clipboard!
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LightHawKnight 02/13/18 9:49:24 PM #10: |
Darmik posted...
Cookie Bag posted...Pretty sure the only real issue people have with DLC is when the devs cut content already found on the game to sell later as extras. What counts as cut content? How do you even know what is cut out? Also you do realize that a game is done way way before it is shipped out to stores for people to buy right? It takes time to physically make the game, ship it to warehouses to store, and then ship to the stores to sell. All that time, devs can spend time making DLC that can and does come out when the game comes out. Hell if the company is big enough, during the bug testing phase, DLC can be started. --- The Official Odin of the Shin Megami Tensei IV board. "You know how confusing the whole good-evil concept is for me." ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Darmik 02/13/18 9:58:06 PM #11: |
LightHawKnight posted...
What counts as cut content? How do you even know what is cut out? Also you do realize that a game is done way way before it is shipped out to stores for people to buy right? It takes time to physically make the game, ship it to warehouses to store, and then ship to the stores to sell. All that time, devs can spend time making DLC that can and does come out when the game comes out. Hell if the company is big enough, during the bug testing phase, DLC can be started. I think he was referring to when there's DLC on the disc that just needs to be unlocked. Capcom did this quite a lot last gen. Yeah I'm aware that sometimes games have cut content remnants still on the disc. This goes back to the SNES/Genesis era. I don't have an issue if those evolve into DLC. --- Kind Regards, Darmik ... Copied to Clipboard!
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LightHawKnight 02/13/18 10:01:22 PM #12: |
Darmik posted...
LightHawKnight posted...What counts as cut content? How do you even know what is cut out? Also you do realize that a game is done way way before it is shipped out to stores for people to buy right? It takes time to physically make the game, ship it to warehouses to store, and then ship to the stores to sell. All that time, devs can spend time making DLC that can and does come out when the game comes out. Hell if the company is big enough, during the bug testing phase, DLC can be started. That should be called on disk DLC then. That is bad. --- The Official Odin of the Shin Megami Tensei IV board. "You know how confusing the whole good-evil concept is for me." ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Kelystic 02/13/18 10:03:08 PM #13: |
LightHawKnight posted...
Darmik posted...Cookie Bag posted...Pretty sure the only real issue people have with DLC is when the devs cut content already found on the game to sell later as extras. people assumed the cut content. for example in fighting games: 20 characters announced, and then 10 characters announced as DLC BEFORE the game is released. a smarter move by the developer would be announcing dlc characters after releasing the game, this way the fools won't complained about cut content --- ... Copied to Clipboard!
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