@DeviantCode: I think you gotta force the download from your games library.

@suicidesn0wman: The One Tamriel patch made ESO way cooler imo. Been digging playing it the last few weeks. Finding dungeon groups is still time consuming though.

Pretty sure Hitman will be winning this week.

@tinoush: Take time grinding early on to get levels and better gear (and upgrade that gear, in general get to know and love the blacksmith) as this will provide a real advantage. You can make yourself super powerful by doing so and make the games difficulty more tolerable.

@parabol69: Not surprising at all and never said it was, but still frustrating.

@mrdinghat: Thank you, this was the answer I needed. And what a crock of shit this is. Spent $100 (Premium Edition) on the game at launch, only to find out it doesn't come with Deluxe Edition Content, and now I am also excluded from this deal. Super terrible marketing, and sends a message to customers that we should just wait for the deals instead of buying at launch.

Any other QoL improvements, such as the ability to change a parties privacy status either way once created? More control over notification/alerts system?

@maltnut: I mean, was DLC even a thing when RE2 was released?

Keep in mind that the demo for RE7 did have a handful of secrets to uncover, some of which will provide you with unique in-game items at the time of release, so if they were to keep that going in the main game, which I don't see why they wouldn't, you can expect to have a good amount of unlockable goodies. Not to say that there won't be microtransactions, but they could be limited to only aesthetics. And judging from the article, the DLC that is coming is separate from the main story, not anything that was held back from the main campaign.

I myself enjoyed the hell out of the demo, and am more than willing to give them a shot again.

@theredeemer: Divinity 2 is in early access on Steam currently.

@asnakeneverdies: I blame Target. And Jones Soda Co.