NZA
LOL
if you do DLC the right way, you wont have to spend time defending it.
EX Naughty Dawg PR guy said"Buy our DLC breh :birdman:"
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Dirty Mcdrawz
Your girl loves em....
Dude just completely got defensive over something so simple.It's a valid question though
How do you gauge if a game is complete? Do you consider gta 4, fallout 3, red dead redemption, and fable 2 dlc stripped out content?
Going by his logic, If a game releases and doesn't feature DLC, it's complete but then when DLC is revealed down the line, it's suddenly unfinished.
I think the issue some of these dudes have is with microtransactions or pay to win. They're just not articulate enough.
This was the DLC for Mario Kart 8.
$12 got you both of these packs.
The base game came with 32 tracks(16 new and 16 retro tracks), 30 characters and I believe the same amount of vehicles along with other normal things(SP mode, Online etc.) for $60.
The DLC is practically on par content wise with a mainline MK game from the past(MK 64, MK:DD) that had 16 levels. That's basically half a game for $12.
I think DLC like this is great.
Grand Conde
Superstar
Depends on what the DLC is. I don't mind paying for more story content like TW3 or Bloodborne.
ChrisDorner2
Banned
LV Koopa
Jester from Hell
Uncharted developer Naughty Dog has hit out at players that criticise in-game purchases.
Former community strategist Eric Monacelli was speaking to MCV ahead of next year's launch of Uncharted 4.
The game will be supported with post-release story DLC – a decision that Monacelli admitted would raise the ire of some fans.
“Microtransactions tend to get a sort of negative connotation in the games industry," he explained. "If you remember back in the day, people bristled when they sold horse armour [for The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion]. It's something that has always happened.
"But if it's good enough content and you want to pay for it, why not pay for it?
That's what it comes down to."
Monacelli recalled the reception to the introduction of microtransactions to The Last of Us' multiplayer mode, and rebuked the oft-repeated argument that content is held back from the initial release of a title to be sold as DLC later on.
“A lot of times I'll hear people say: 'That's just something they cut from the game so you can pay for it.'
No, often it's not," he retorted.
"A clear-cut example of that is the burst rifle in The Last of Us. A lot of people thought 'Why are they charging for guns?' We did the research and noticed that a lot of players were having trouble jumping into the game for the first time, so we wanted to give people a weapon that was easily accessible and would give them a bit of a leg-up. There were other weapons if they were a more experienced player that they could buy – it's up to them. If you're already kicking ass, you probably don't need these, but if you want 'em, have 'em. It's just a matter of personal preference.
“There are hot debates around this all the time in the office, because everybody's got their own opinion. For me, the more thought that's put into DLC, the more you should be able to charge for it, because it's one of those things where you're creating another game unto itself – The Last of Us: Left Behind was another game. It's essentially the second Last of Us game, right?
"It's work, and you should pay for good work nikka."
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Naughty Dog on microtransactions: 'You should pay for good work'
Thoughts?
Comedy. TLOU DLC weapons and perks are MANDATORY if you want to fukk with some the higher ups. Like I held my ownand even dominated without DLC stuff but it took a lot of work. Got the DLC and was like
The Tactical Shotgun and Awareness perks alone even in the hands of scrubs makes the game difficult for people that don't have the hours needed to get through the learning curve that don't have em.
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nikka I ignored dude cuz he's a lame that tends to quote everything I say in the arcadium. I'm "dead" at you not reading my responses that are further down, which answered fat-asses question, just not directly to him
I'm dead @ this nikka ignoring his way out of answering the question
