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not reading what each version contained was the second mistake.
assuming that a company like Capcom wouldn't try to nickle and dime you was the third one.
I'm so glad I got only the base game. 1 season DLC chars are of no interest to me, and the Ultimate edition is a blatant scam not worth its money.
With a gun.
If anyone did anything else, that's on them. They chose to assume that Drive Tickets are super valuable and prefer spending $105 over reading the reviews or doing research, or they chose to blindly purchase it without even reading what they're purchasing, or they chose to assume that the skins will be available for free based on nothing, or whatever other reason they had for spending however much they did and expecting more than what was advertised.
If someone got Deluxe and still wants the Outfit 3s for all the DLC characters, that's only going to be $4 wasted. $24 spent instead of $20.
I wanted all the extra stuff that came with the Ultimate Edition, the 4 DLC characters, their costumes, etc. I read the contents, I made no assumptions.
The person was trying to say that Capcom lied, or that people were misled when buying the Ultimate Edition and that's just wrong, and frankly, reeks of copium. People should buy their game and move on, and not say that people who got one edition or another were scammed.