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[SirTankRebel]

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[DarthMarr]

The game isn't even finished yet and you're already asking for DLC?

[Tensar]

clown

best way to have less players interested in it if there are dlc while still in early access.

How the devs could work on a dlc when they don't even finish the vanilla game?

[DarthMarr]

Paying for early access is already a way of supporting the game’s development.

[Sekhmet_]

Originally posted by SirTankRebel:

Originally posted by Tensar:

clown

best way to have less players interested in it if there are dlc while still in early access.

How the devs could work on a dlc when they don't even finish the vanilla game?

Clown response!!

Best way to have money for future development would be DLC , skins , hell even a supporter pack. Sorry some of us would like to help a dev pay bills instead of just thinking like a clown in the discussions. All because the game is early access does not mean it can not have DLC. Please go through and look at other EA games throughout steam and it would absolutely blow your tiny mind at the amount of DLC most of them have.

HA CLOWN! Your so funny. :D

Just trying to ragebait

[ZeVeN]

It's not a bad idea, but if you do it, you should name your game after "a certain company" that charges for every DLC, haha.

On the other hand, I think it would be better to create a "Game Pass," where players can enter for free but pay an additional fee for extras, like battle passes, for example, exclusive areas for pass holders, certain items, extra experience points, etc.

[John Sheriff]

first they have to fix the horrible stuttering and actually finish the game

[FRH_HerrGeneral]

Originally posted by SirTankRebel:

Stuttering is most likely a pc issue Not a game issue.

No, when it happens on the majority of PCs, it is called game optimization, and the dev is working on it.

I concur with the others : maybe your are new to the videogame industry and entertainment, but as a player and consumer, you should not crave for a DLC on an early access game. To be precise in this case, the goal is to implement big functionalities to reach v1.0 and expand on it. You can look at the roadmap here : https://www.mmorpgtycoon.com/roadmap/#roadmap
Buying the game now and helping with playtesting (on the discord) is the right way to support the game right now.

[Pregnant Jar Jar Binks]

Hell no. DLC doesn't belong in a game like this until at least full release, and skins don't belong at all. Luckily I think we've got a great dev working on it and I highly doubt we're gonna get DLCs before full release.

Achievements might be cool though.

Edit: Wanted to mention, just because other EA games have DLC doesn't make it right. I want you to look at a Paradox game, and tell me other full release games should have 400 dollars in DLC because they do it.

Bad examples are bad examples, not a standard.

[San]

I bought this game in EA as a way to support them. I currently don't have it installed but I check in every once in a while. I wish the team the best of luck and if they need a hand in any non-financial way I'm all ears. But no.. don't put dlc's in an EA game.

Off topic: Looking at games like POE2: yes, they have supporter packs with ingame perks like skins and currency. But their paid EA also is their supporter pack, and the game's payment model is on micro transactions.