It seems pc gamers; unlike console gamers, have taken a heroic stance against farcical opportunist cash-grabs.
http://www.kotaku.com.au/2014/12/dark-souls-2-is-being-mass-downvoted-on-steam/
But despite Bandai Namco’s positioning of the new version as “taking advantage of DirectX 11 PCs”, Steam users aren’t fooled. Their machine was capable of running this new version the first time they bought it, so this “paid upgrade” kind of stings. We reached out to Bandai Namco for information on whether there would be any new boss fights or areas, but none was available.
This has led more than a few people on Steam to vent their frustration through the service’s review function, and although the overall score of the game is still “Very Positive”, anyone visiting the store page would hopefully come across the many people saying they’d might as well wait until April.
It appears that the last-gen and new-gen versions won’t be compatible across save games or online matchmaking, due to them using different servers. Dark Souls 2 owners will receive some of the extra content for free as a large 1.10 update, but PC owners will still have to pay to get the performance their machine was capable of from the beginning.
http://www.kotaku.com.au/2014/12/dark-souls-2-is-being-mass-downvoted-on-steam/
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