

This doesn’t really make much sense to me, why wouldn’t you play through the game before touching the DLC?
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This doesn’t really make much sense to me, why wouldn’t you play through the game before touching the DLC?


Thing is, most of the discussion online is guided by reviews from major publications. If someone like SkillUp says the game is good then there will generally be a positive discussion about that game. Personally, I haven’t played it nor do I ever really plan on playing it. Something about it just doesn’t catch me eye the way certain games do, I feel like I’d have a similar experience to you if I did play it.


You sounds like an asshole, but you’re partially right. Speaking of the people who buy FIFA every year without as much of a second thought. They people who very casually just buy into games they have a passing interest in.
But I’m not so sure that crowd makes up a majority anymore.


As we had all feared. Now that we know this for certain, I wonder what other nasty tricks The Chinese Room will try to pull with this game…


They keep swinging and they keep hitting man, good for Hello Games, they turned a sinking ship around. Now if only the rest of the games industry could do the same.


This is the easy answer, but the industry won’t do it.


It’s really happening. Next, Valve is going to announce third installments for their franchises.
People who play video games and watch movies are happier in life, and this is news to who exactly?


Rip, at least we still have Judas.
As far as I’m aware it’s like standalone in the sense that it’s separate from the main game, like you access it through the menu.
And my question is more, what incentive does the player have for playing this before the base game.