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> They try to introduce DLC incentives, but those are almost always not enough Honestly, I ultimately always feel a bit cheated when I buy a game at launch bec
by autoexec 3y ago
> They try to introduce DLC incentives, but those are almost always not enough
Honestly, I ultimately always feel a bit cheated when I buy a game at launch because whatever bullshit day one DLC they give us is nothing compared to what I'd get if I'd waited a few years and picked up the "ultimate edition" or whatever that will include even more content and be mostly patched up so it's a less frustrating experience too and often the superior edition sells for less than the price at release.
It's like companies just punish people who give them their money as quickly as possible. Considering the backlog of games I've already got it's smart to wait, but there are a couple franchises where really don't want to even when I know I'll probably end up regretting it.