10-07-2017, 04:06 AM
I have a neutral stance on it. The fact is that some games are getting more and more expensive to produce, so rather than charge people 90 dollars for what they intended they are having you pay 60 for its base, which even then I feel like is kind of lame.
Example of awful DLC:
Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3 originally came with no costumes, but characters already had costumes on disc that were available through being paid rather than being an unlockable fun thing.
Example of excellent DLC:
Bloodborne's Old Hunters DLC was an amazing addition to an already great game. It added creative new weapons, scary new enemies, incredible new bosses (two out of five were essentially reskins/remodels of two other bosses, but they were done right, with new animations and creative quirks). The main game would have already been enough to make the game feel complete, but the DLC is a wonderful bonus.
Example of awful DLC:
Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3 originally came with no costumes, but characters already had costumes on disc that were available through being paid rather than being an unlockable fun thing.
Example of excellent DLC:
Bloodborne's Old Hunters DLC was an amazing addition to an already great game. It added creative new weapons, scary new enemies, incredible new bosses (two out of five were essentially reskins/remodels of two other bosses, but they were done right, with new animations and creative quirks). The main game would have already been enough to make the game feel complete, but the DLC is a wonderful bonus.
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