So essentially the old school way of doing things. Earning it rather than trying to capitalize the crap out of people.
This is how all DLC should be executed IMO.
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| LurkerJ said: I have to talk about Tekken 3 here. The content unlocked by playing the game was insane. :( |
Every tekken unlocked content without paying. Tekken never had DLC
Gosh! I hope more devs come back to this kind of features. In the older games, unlocking new characters were part of the fun!!
Thank you Capcom! (Never thought I'd say that again! xD)
| Edwardooo said: I don't believe AT ALL that Capcom won't make paid DLC. This is the company who sold 4 differents Street Fighter IV, and a shit ton of DLC on Street x Tekken. If we don't get any paid DLC, then Street 6 will come in 2018. |
I'm sure their will be cosmetic (non-gameplay) DLC.
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| Edwardooo said: I don't believe AT ALL that Capcom won't make paid DLC. This is the company who sold 4 differents Street Fighter IV, and a shit ton of DLC on Street x Tekken. If we don't get any paid DLC, then Street 6 will come in 2018. |
They specifically said gameplay related content can be unlocked for free. Since costumes aren't gameplay related they'll definitely have some DLC costumes you can only get by paying for them.
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I wasn't saying the others had DLC. But Tekken 3 was the first gift that kept on giving :)
| DerNebel said: That seems like literally the most negative possible way of looking at this and a quite frankly not really logical one. They are not revamping their entire DLC system because they launch with less characters than SFIV did. Considering another comment of yours in this thread I'm not sure if you've got this news correctly: You can get all post-launch gameplay content either by playing or by paying. |
I am looking at the positives and negatives.
They are launching SFV as a work in progress, what we're getting at launch is far from complete. 16 characters is a low for a modern SF game.
There are various reasons for revamping the DLC system. For starters, it worked well for Killer Instinct. Launching with relatively little content allows them to release the game sooner and hype future content. Also, they hope to profit from microtransactions rather than content that actually improves the gameplay experience.
Bear in mind, I'm all for what Capcom is doing with SFV. I want to play the game soon and I don't want them to rush content. This strategy allows us to play sooner and gives them time to create quality content.
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| S.T.A.G.E. said: So essentially the old school way of doing things. Earning it rather than trying to capitalize the crap out of people. |
Well it seems like both.
Microtransactions are there and I'm sure there will be content locked behind a pay wall.
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If Capcom sticks to this, and actually delivers on it, it will bring me one step closer to forgiving (not forgetting) their insane money grubbing last generation. Capcom was one of my favorite companies in the NES-PS2 eras, I hope they hold true.
Plus unlocking has always given replay value.
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