Day-1 DLC is certainly more controversial than more traditional DLC (previously referred to as expansions) but there are actually very good reasons that day-1 DLC exists.
In fact, if you actually do any sincere research on the topic, in the vast majority of cases developers provided perfectly reasonable and rational… Read more
Psh, land sharks. They all die the same at the end of my blade. Read more
DLC is the cancer of modern video games. It hides under it's potential to do good and is almost exclusively done bad. Once a game is released, most of the the programming and resources are done, therefore a reasonable price for the average DLC should be under a dollar and the huge ones should be under 5. Not only are… Read more
But dtweety knock on your door and offer you candy grams? Read more
Most gamers are not smart enough to ever understand this. With the whole game done, even the hugest of DLCs shouldn't cost more than 5-10 dollars and most should cost less than a dollar. The fact that even "fairest" of DLCs is not even close to being priced the way it should be means that developers never had the… Read more
That looks like the first house you can build in the Hearthfire DLC in Skyrim. Crafting table and everything. Read more
To be fair, the main game is already beyond huge, and the 90% of the DLC doesn't really change the game in any way. The only one I'd call "needed" is the Gods and Kings expansion pack, which is a true expansion and adds tons of content and new ways to play the game. For the rest, if you really want it, just wait until… Read more
I don't mind the tales method although I know many hate it. The costumes are cheap and they come with stat and skill increases, They also usually release several free dlc item packs which are a nice little boost. And for a father of two that works a full time job, its great to pay $1 to gain 5 levels vs wasting a… Read more