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What ever hapened to releasing a game with all its developed content and post release and bug patching you produce an expansion pack that adds a decent chunk of content for a decent pricetag.
Asuming there is a difference between DLC and expansion packs anymore.
And NeoCat...I don't know the difference between DLC and Expansion Packs anymore, either. Some Expansions, like Awakening for Dragon Age: Origins released in an actual case, and that's awesome. But what defines an expansion pack nowadays? For Mass Effect 2 and 3, there's Arrival, and Citadel, From Ashes, ect. and all of them contribute to the story. Regardless of any new weapons or upgrades from those DLC, they have story important information in them. So are they DLC or Expansions?
(ignoring the fact that all DLC means is that it's digital, and using it as a term to describe the media wide scam to get money)
And according to people scrounging around in the Mass Effect 3 files, From Ashes was on the disc the entire time. So not only was it day one DLC, but it's actually IN the game, and just locked off so you have to pay. To access the full disc.
I know I got a bit off topic, but...WHY DLC? Why do they feel compelled? Why have some companies - previously the love and adoration of fans - given in to the DLC craze? Not counting Lionhead, of course, since we know they don't care.
And Maleficus, I've always tried to buy retail, although I'm starting to give in now, with things like the sales, and Humble Bundle.
90% of people never play past "medium", I don't know why they bother with making super hard modes. I get it for the extremely dedicated fans, I say to them just try and play through the entire game using the club or something, no need for a new mode lol. The graphics aren't a big upgrade. It's just smoother textures and HD resolution. Big deal. It's fine to make a directors cut version like this to offer it to those who have never played it but for 35 bucks? Don't you think that's a bit much ?
People are making it sound like they are going to launch Fable and it's going to look like AC4 or something.
On this I have to agree. Most graphic overhauls for games that I've seen don't actually change the graphics enough to be noticeable, unless you're comparing as you play. Although they did a hell of a job with Halo. But from what I've seen of the XBox release, I agree that the graphics don't appear worth it, and so just adding a new mode seems...pointless. It could've (ironically) just been DLC to be incorporated into TLC.
So another question I asked earlier pops up - why is the price so damn high?