Who's ready for DLC?

[cainn8221]

Who's ready for the DLC to drop ?

[Mysti_Fogg]

There's no DLC. There was never a plan for any DLC. They specifically did not want to make DLC for this whether or not it did well

[cainn8221]

lol I was joking, this game was a dud.

[Sir_Blaze]

Originally posted by cainn8221:

Who's ready for the DLC to drop ?

I'm pretty sure Bioware has stated they have no DLC plans currently and are focusing on ME5

[xN4NCYpantZx]

I am non-BUY-nary so could care less about DLC

[cainn8221]

Originally posted by Sir_Blaze:

Originally posted by cainn8221:

Who's ready for the DLC to drop ?

I'm pretty sure Bioware has stated they have no DLC plans currently and are focusing on ME5

I am very worried about ME5. I just can't see Bioware making a good game. I mean case in point DAVG.

[Laz]

Hey guys, remember when DLC was the deciding factor of whether a game flopped or not? Oh wait, BG3 still has no DLC... I guess it also failed!

[Amateur Nitpicker]

I think they said no DLC? i am unsure

[Cutlass Jack]

Originally posted by Moon Punisher:

Heh there will be no DLC, game didnt sell enough to warrant any.

Yeah no.

They said before the game ever released that it would be the complete story with no DLC. Nothing to do with sales.

[Sir_Blaze]

Originally posted by Laz:

Hey guys, remember when DLC was the deciding factor of whether a game flopped or not? Oh wait, BG3 still has no DLC... I guess it also failed!

Not that i disagree with this statement in the slightest in general, but context does matter in a way,
Firstly the other 3 DA games all had DLC and released by the same Developer so why break the trend
Where as Larian Studio's as far as i can tell have never done DLC for a game ( i could be wrong here but nowt showed up in steam for their games)
so the fact that there's a company who's known for DLC in their franchise stating that they're not planning on any DLC tends to suggest ( and yes this is an educated guess only) that they don't feel all too strongly about the viability of the product to make enough money to be able to afford doing a DLC

[Laz]

Originally posted by Moon Punisher:

Originally posted by Laz:

Hey guys, remember when DLC was the deciding factor of whether a game flopped or not? Oh wait, BG3 still has no DLC... I guess it also failed!

*Facepalm*

BG3 doesnt have DLC because Larian outright said that isnt their IP and therefore they didnt profit as much for continuing to support that game while they could instead be doing their own thing and getting all the cash themselves.

DA is a Bioware game, the profits are already their, ofc, the problem is that there are no profits to be had hahaha

Except that they were saying 'no DLC and no DRM' long before release. Face it, people just don't like DLC or DRM. And this game has neither. Why is that a bad thing?

[Sir_Blaze]

Originally posted by Cutlass Jack:

Originally posted by Moon Punisher:

Heh there will be no DLC, game didnt sell enough to warrant any.

Yeah no.

They said before the game ever released that it would be the complete story with no DLC. Nothing to do with sales.

didn't know this may i ask how soon before release they stated this ? as there was a bit of controversy floating around about 5 or 6 month before release.

[Laz]

Originally posted by Sir_Blaze:

Originally posted by Laz:

Hey guys, remember when DLC was the deciding factor of whether a game flopped or not? Oh wait, BG3 still has no DLC... I guess it also failed!

Not that i disagree with this statement in the slightest in general, but context does matter in a way,
Firstly the other 3 DA games all had DLC and released by the same Developer so why break the trend
Where as Larian Studio's as far as i can tell have never done DLC for a game ( i could be wrong here but nowt showed up in steam for their games)
so the fact that there's a company who's known for DLC in their franchise stating that they're not planning on any DLC tends to suggest ( and yes this is an educated guess only) that they don't feel all too strongly about the viability of the product to make enough money to be able to afford doing a DLC

They also used to use garbage DRM that nobody wanted on their games. And made them EA app exclusive. I don't hear anyone complaining about this game lacking that or thinking that the lack of DRM or the fact that it's not an EA app exclusive = failed game. It's wild to me that people will pick apart good choices just to find the bad -just- to have something to crap on. Insane.

[Cutlass Jack]

Originally posted by Sir_Blaze:

Originally posted by Cutlass Jack:

Yeah no.

They said before the game ever released that it would be the complete story with no DLC. Nothing to do with sales.

didn't know this may i ask how soon before release they stated this ? as there was a bit of controversy floating around about 5 or 6 month before release.

I saw it in an interview about a month before release.
Specifically they said they didn't like how Inquisition required a DLC to get the real ending (Trespasser). So they wanted to give a full story on release with no DLC required. Nothing chopped out to be sold seperately later, and no DLC planned.

[Mike]

Why make DLC for a flop?

[Sir_Blaze]

Originally posted by Cutlass Jack:

Originally posted by Sir_Blaze:

didn't know this may i ask how soon before release they stated this ? as there was a bit of controversy floating around about 5 or 6 month before release.

I saw it in an interview about a month before release.
Specifically they said they didn't like how Inquisition required a DLC to get the real ending (Trespasser). So they wanted to give a full story on release with no DLC required. Nothing chopped out to be sold seperately later, and no DLC planned.

Ok so with the controversy that started with this game about 6 months ago due to leaks about the possible politics of this game and some of the down trends online at 2 late a stage to cancel or feasably extend my of been a precursor to saying that there will be no DLC, i mean DAO was acomplete game without DLC the DLC just add into it if i remember correctly (it's been a while)