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Furthermore the game is still playable without this patch so you are not going to have to pay for it if you don't want to.
Personally I will wait for reviews to decide if I get it.
I am intent on taking up a lawsuit against SE.
You'll lose. Why? Because they are NOT obligated in any way to give you anything.
Go for it. I'm sure there is plently of lawyers that would love to get easy cash from you.
You'll lose and you will be forced to pay the lawyers for your time. Since it is a lawyer, there is good chance they will ruin you if you don't pay them. So go for it. It will be funny for the rest of us.
It's an optional upgrade to a game, it is not a patch. A patch is for something that is broken and the game as it is now is not broken.
General consensus is that PATCHES are only supposed to handle BROKEN things. The boss battles, while considered by some to be WEAK, are not BROKEN. If they are reworking these, if they spend a lot of money on e.g. additional voice acting, cut scenes, level re-design, quest re-design etc., it's no longer a "patch".
If you are not sure that the Director's Cut will be "fundamental improvement", then wait with your purchase until you become comfortable with it - perhaps until the price drops (chances are it will drop to 1 dollar during Christmas Sale, which is 7 weeks from now).
You might also want to consider the time you've spent with this game -- some games are over after 10 hours (Portal 2, Half-Life 2), and with DX:HR, you can easily clock 25 hours on your first playthrough and 15 on each subsequent one. Not to mention you can opt for different play styles and see how multilayered the game is. For me, these 4 euros will be a form of "Thank you!" to the developers, more than anything (I'm OK with the boss battles as they are now, after all, they are like 3 minutes of game time altogether).
Really a patch for $5?! Are the devs really this cheap? Some of us spent good money on the base game and the DLC to support the devs. And they made fantastic money, and this is how they repay us?
Also.... yeah.... lawsuit? Um....no.
let me ask ya'll something, if you spend about 20-30 dollars to see a movie in theaters, and then later on when the movie comes out on bluray or dvd for about 10-15 dollars, and it's a director's cut or extended edition do you complain? nobody is forcing anyone to spend extra money to see what the original cut of a movie looks like, just like nobody is forcing anyone to spend any extra money on the director's cut of this game. and if you're REALLY going to argue about how it's not the money but more of the principle of the situation, then you may as well be against GOTY editions of games such as dishonored or skyrim.
Don't bother, while it is honestly absolutely crazy to make you pay 5 dollars for a patch even after you've shown your support by buying dumb weapons and an unnecessary mini-segment. People are use to it and will probably defend it. It's just the way gamers are now.
Maybe 4/5€ isn't that mutch but If I have to spend it I would do it in a DLC with some content or a Hummbl Bundle and not in a something that technically can be considered a patch + the video bonus.
*Like the HD texture pack from Sleeping Dogs or Skyrim (for free)