Mama Mia. Did you see this?
Add All DLC To Cart: $1,725.14
Good grief.
Single Player. Now this I'd like to see in MMO.
[Edited by element5, 6/28/2014 7:54:18 PM]
Notice that the cost of the "Add All To Cart" is while those DLC's are all 40% off. XD
Borderlands 2:
locked characters, and skins/heads isn't cut content?, and they even dare to charge for cosmetic stuff, which should be free
the only ''good'' DLC's for borderlands 2, are the ones that adds story, and that's 10ish out of 46 total DLC's, the rest is cut content, and should be free imo
Rome 2/Paradox:
all the DLC's except 2, actually add quite alot of content, yes, some of them are reskins, with a new name, but still, they add flavour and a hell of alot more replayability
the blood & gore + Beasts of war DLC's should have been free/in the game from the start
oh and never played any of those deep Paradox games, but looking at the DLC's for them, 99 % of it is cosmetic...
Borderlands cosmetic stuff isn't relevant to the game. You can play everything in the game, and finish it, without any DLCs. Extra area DLCs aren't part of the story of the game.
You pay only for cosmetic **** that 99% of people don't give a **** about.
For Rome 2, you can't play the whole game without opening your wallet again and again. The point of the TW games isn't to be forced to play a Roman faction. It's to play who you want. Which you have to pay extra for. It's an incomplete game forcing you to pay for what is missing. Want to be Greek? Pay extra. Hell, I didn't play as a Roman on the original RTW until the EB mod was released. That's how deep that game was out of the box.
For Paradox games, you can't play the whole game without opening your wallet again and again. You can't play as a Republic without paying ten bucks. Can't be a pagan without paying ten bucks. Can't be Muslim without paying ten bucks. Can't actually have a functioning Christian religion without paying ten bucks. It's a game in beta phase, with expensive DLCs to make it playable.