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Goodnightmoon on 10 May 2015
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DerNebel said:
sundin13 said:


I struggle to wrap my head around this. All the content included in the game seems to be complete and polished, and we will continue to get more complete and polished material throughout the year for free. Why is that bad exactly? Its not like the content that exists is unfinished and will be polished after launch and it isn't like Nintendo is asking you to pay extra. Instead they are implementing a strategy that they believe will keep people playing the game for a long time after launch.

Saying "well I want it now!" just seems like a petty complaint, and I'm surprised that so much weight is being lent to these concerns.

So wanting a game to be actually complete at launch is petty now? The game was from the get go marketed as a multiplayer focused game, a game like that launching with:

5 multiplayer maps,

1 online competitive multiplayer mode (with 1 soon to follow) and 1 local multiplayer mode and

no private matches and no party system.

Can by no definition be called complete and finished.

1 following probably on the same week

There is a party system, you can play with friends online since day 1.

There´s just no reason to complain here, why do you want the game to be released on August instead of May? I want to play it now, if you think the content is not enough buy it 2 months later, it´s really simple. Why is going to be a better game for being released on August when is going to be complete on August anyway? The game has hours and hours of fun, you have to level up, unlock new gear, new weapons, upgrade your stuff, train with the diferents weapons, you have turf wars, battle dojo and splat zones (coming probably in few days to have the best online experience with more users at level 10) and the single campaign. It´s not coming empty. And the new stuff and maps are not coming on August but through the summer, like 1 every week or so.  In August comes the matchmaking options with the private lobbies and customizable matches, and then the game will become very competitive. But at first is like they are training the audience.