Is Elden Ring going to follow Destiny's footsteps?

[DR34D]

After seeing the first DLC come out, I was pretty impressed with its amount of content but kinda side-eyeing the $40 price tag. Thats the price of a full game.
Now we have Nightreign coming out... and its another $40.
Are we digging the DLC grave and further alienating those who don't have have them?
Are we going to see Elden Ring have a list of 7-9 other DLCs under their $60 game?

This is not bait. I'm just having a thousand-yard stare moment.

[Hollow-Enigma]

This isn't a DLC its a seperate standalone game.

[parent child bowl]

Yeah, this is bait.

[Lu2]

itsd diferent game that use available assets . cheap scavaging

[Modus]

Originalmente postado por Lu2:

itsd diferent game that use available assets . cheap scavaging

It's almost like every other souls game didn't reuse assets...

[SpacePoon]

Destiny deletes old you content you paid for. Nightreign is selling old content back to you

[Hollow-Enigma]

Originalmente postado por SpacePoon:

Destiny deletes old you content you paid for. Nightreign is selling old content back to you

Not without making improvements.

[mpcgannon]

I like your pfp

[camilofhsc]

You know how, when a big game project is done, half the team is no longer on it, while the other half has to still work on the post-release maintenance/content?
♥♥♥♥♥♥ studios will fire that first half of the team to cut costs. Cool studios will put them to work on a lesser, usually more experimental/less serious project, so that when the next big game dev cycle begins, the whole team is available.

FS just got done releasing one of the best games of the decade after years in development (AND, also, Armored Core), so I'm not buying into any of the "this is From selling out" paranoia. Friggin... From Software managed to make a game, under ACTIVISION, that didn't flog microtransactions. As far as integrity goes, I don't think there's many AAA studios with a more proven record than them.