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flagstaad said:
Content is part of the package a very important part, and the lack of it will hurt the ratings (how much will depend on each reviewer), if you have a good gameplay but very little variety the score will reflect it because the game becomes repetitive or boring very fast and that is a HUGE problem in a game. It is too early to tell but it is clear that a more robust package on day 1 will increase the value of the product and improve the review scores. I think is good that they have plans to support the game after launch, but it feels like some of that support should be in the product in the first place, when others companies do it I don't like it, and when Nintendo does it, I also don't like it.
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Except a game with good gameplay doesn't become boring or repetitive too quickly, hence why it has good gameplay. A game with shitty gameplay will still be shit even with a million levels. Splatoon thankfully has great gameplay, similar to that of Smash Bros. and Mario Kart. Every battle is dynamic, fast-paced, and ever changing, with each one turning out differently from the last, even when played on the same map, and you always feels you have a shot a winning with comebacks being pretty doable, thus highly addictive.
