IllegalPaladin on 26 February 2010
Not like it's a big incentive for me though as I don't buy a whole lot of games and I mostly rent. If you're going to lock me out of content with crap like this, then I'm just going to rent your game for a short time and move on.
Still, I'm not really a fan of this idea and it's another way to nickel and dime DLC since I'd highly doubt they'd release all future DLC for a title for free and now you have to pay just to get access to it if you didn't buy the game new. Heck, what if a publisher like Activision gets in on this and charges $15-20 for online access to the next Call of Duty game if you bought it used? Of course, that'd already be on top of the $10 map packs and such.
