BraLoD said:
Story DLC being announced before the game releases versus story DLC being announced months after the release have vastly different taste, indeed. Buying a game and before launch having official confirmation that if you don't pay extra for it (to the point it reaches $100) you won't have the full story is completely insane. Even as companies can and will have this kind of stuff ready or almost ready by launch and wait for the announcement, this can be the case, yes, when it's made official before launch it goes from speculation realm, which you never know, to being official. |
You are essentially complaining that they are being transparent instead of waiting till they have your first 70 dollars before telling you the rest of the content will be 30 dollars more. Maybe it should all be included in the initial purchase price, but that's a separate argument that could apply to nearly any game with paid DLC. If paid DLC is in development, it is 100% objectively better for potential customers to know about that in advance so they can make an educated decision.
So, since the content was already in development, their only two real options were to announce it prelaunch, or sit on the content and then release it a few months out. I am assuming that you are a rational person and will agree with me that it is better that we know beforehand. Am I correct to assume that?









