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I'm ASKING a moderator to lock this, not backseat-moderating. I'm asking, because this thread has devolved into people saying NO YOU'RE WRONG, NO YOU'RE WRONG, etc.
you won't hear me arguing that as I'm on the "read what you are buying before you by it" side of the argument.
but there is nothing "season" about DLC release schedules so its pure marketing to use the label "season pass" and play on people's assumptions of what they think a season pass means to them (buy this to get all DLC at a discount) and score on people's impulse buying.
the legal game of "well, we made it very clear what was being sold" is just politics and those marketing bastards know damn well what they are doing and why the are using the name "Season Pass".
so argue what you will about sucker buyers...but the truth is that this tactic is targeting suckers.
This is a case where the suckers should be educated, then. The way to educate them is NOT to start throwing out sensationalist thread titles and feigning, or worse, actually feeling, outrage, over a game, of all things.
i think most of what you just said is not directed at me and I'll assume its coincidence that I was quoted in it.
otherwise: huh?
It never said "every DLC ever released" anywhere.
The analogy you used with using passes to sports events and other things like that is just as stupid as people comparing games to cars. I know what a season pass is in the 'REAL WORLD'. I also know you can have 'Fest Passes' for some music festivals where the pass will allow you to go to a number of shows, but not necessarily all of them. And I know that a season pass, when it comes to games, doesn't always mean you'll get all the DLC EVER during said season, only what the damn text specifies. So you just need to read the text. There's no misleading anyone who has the level of literacy of a 6 year old here.
calling them "season pass" isn't to target you for impulse buys on assumptions then. what do you want me to tell you? It's not a one size fits all. you don't see a shoe commercial and have to go buy those shoes right away, but others do. marketing has a target audience. you are not it in this case.
not sure what you are arguing. and my "every DLC ever released" was a hypothetical scenario of what companies could get away with as long as they had the legal description of what is actually being offered.
shoppers who research their products before buying like you and I will not buy the product based on its name alone. but others will see season pass and associate that to what they think it...you know what; now I'm repeating myself. If you don't get what I'm saying...you don't get it.
but not every bacon skin for your weapons.
Outfit/gun DLC doesn't interest me, but I bet they pull in a good bit of cash from people who want to dress like anime characters and stuff like that.
It's just misleading. It makes what should be a simple decision "Ooh! DLC. Let's just drop it all in the cart at a bulk price" into "Oh ♥♥♥♥, which packs do I need? This one and this one, maybe this one..."
It's an old game. It's good, but you can get it on sale for five bucks at least once every few months. Why should DLC be such a hassle for people to get?