This current DLC model is the "friend" that only calls when they need something. It's the neighbor that borrows your tools indefinitely. It's the family member that you only hear from when someone dies and they show up to inherit something. It's the person that never says please or thank you. Games in the early to mid 90's were sometimes $70+ and in many other countries games cost more than $60 anyway. So no, it's actually not about the extra money that pisses me off. The original DLC model (Free or $5 honest-post-launch content to add to a 6month old game that was still popular as a THANK YOU for still supporting the game) was fantastic. I wouldn't even mind it costing more if it was still presented as sincere and not as an exploit. See, exploit. Losing in an honest game vs losing against cheaters. It's not the losing. It's not the money. We just don't like you NEWDLC. You suck. You're rude, inconsiderate, annoying, have the worst timing, don't even pretend to care about us, and honestly... you also smell. So please, GO AWAY!
What a crazy day? It's happening everywhere. Just read these other amazing headlines: It's crazy. I hope in the future Square doesn't even send them games. How sweet would that look. "Get Deux Ex (Final Fantasy etc) Exclusively from Everywhere Except GameStop. Power to the Coupons!" or I'd like to see another one of those VIDEO GAME RELATED LAWSUITS. I used to see one every week, I think we're overdue.
30 hours a day, 9 days a week, for 13 straight months of painstaking designing, modeling, texturing, lighting... but it's all worth it when someone on the internet lets you know "the graphix suk"
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