DLC isn’t about squeezing money from consumers, it’s about “over-delivering”

[Areym]

pokoko said:
I don't know about Rockstar but some developers are starting to nail DLC. In those cases, it's become a real boon to the industry. Fallout 4 DLC has extended my enjoyment of that game significantly. First time I've ever bought a Season Pass and it was worth every penny.

I really would like to see the same happen all across the line. When DLC is done right, it adds a lot of value.

Fallout 4's DLC has been well utilized. It wasn't instantly available after the game but they gave time for people to play through every nook and cranny of the game and then started realeasing it periodically and we didn't know from the start what was actually gonna be in it (or I could be wrong, i don't remember them detailing everything about it), it at least makes it feel like they are still working on it and it isn't cut content. Granted, I haven't played any of the DLC cause I haven't finished the game yet but that's a whole other thing.

Then you got shit like Ubisoft just laying out exactly what is gonna be on the season pass with a trailer before the game even releases? Gross.