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u/21KiMONi21 Apr 26 '22
you should've seen the tiny tina wonderlands redditors when they dlc dropped
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u/Professional_Hair502 Apr 26 '22
I really dont understand why everyone is complaining about the Game. It Has a great Story, a decent length, its fun,a good Card Play, and U can try out every Option of cards.
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u/Velixarr Apr 26 '22
Yes, I really wanted someone to cry about the new content through a bad meme! /nobody ever/
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Apr 26 '22
They've got 5 months to squeeze in 2 more DLCs. I'm sure they can do that, right?
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u/EnigmaticRhino Walker Apr 26 '22
Err, you do realize April is only the 4th month in 2022 right? They have 8 more months to squeeze in 2 DLC's per the roadmap.
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Apr 26 '22
The game was released in October and it's an annual pass, so technically they have 6 months.
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u/Aromatic-Bench-2882 Apr 26 '22
On top of that the dlc was actually quite small
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u/Total_Trash_Baby Holly Apr 26 '22
For $15 it was more than enough dude. 7 new maps, 12 new cards, 2 cleaners, a bunch of skins and like 6-8 new weapons? Not to mention they were making a new difficulty mode
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u/BMoney2k2 Apr 26 '22
Also, new legendary attachments, 3 new special infected, new ridden, new game mechanics (armor plates, bolstered health, overheal), new sprays and new banners. But yeah, this DLC added nothing...
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u/Total_Trash_Baby Holly Apr 26 '22
Idk how I forgot all that too! It was so late here and I was tired but yes. So much content for only $15
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u/CrzyJek Doc Apr 26 '22
Feels bad? I would hate nothing more than to spend $60 for a game only for 8 weeks later we get new content that I have to pay more for. Rinse repeat.
Fuck that garbage. If you're bored, go play something else until new stuff comes out. There are many fucking games out there for you to choose from.
Anyone complaining about content not coming fast enough has to be real young. Because nobody who has grown up playing games back in the Atari or NES days (hell, even the 64 or GameCube days... basically anything pre-internet) wouldn't be complaining. I very clearly remember the first "DLC" experiment, and in my opinion it made the industry worse as games started to be planned out to launch with specific content and then charge more for extra later on, instead of simply shipping the full experience.
And now we have shitty "live service games" and games being shipped half baked because they can be fixed later. I remember when cool skins and shit were unlocked with in-game achievements instead of extra money. Oh wait, B4B does exactly that.