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They need to post an update that gives you the ability for larger land plots for cities, then I'll play the game again. I haven't even touched it since last spr
by bluetidepro 13y ago
They need to post an update that gives you the ability for larger land plots for cities, then I'll play the game again. I haven't even touched it since last spring because the massive amounts of bugs in the core game still.
Also, side note, there is nothing more frustrating then watching a game come out with DLC's over and over again when they still have major bugs in the core game. It seems so ridiculous to me.
- jon-wood 13y agoWhile I don't disagree that SimCity was an utter mess, and haven't played it since shortly after release either, the complaint about DLC is one I hear all over the place from gamers. The team working on DLC is going to be different to the team working on bugs in the core game. I'm not really sure what you expect a content artist to do in the effort to decouple SimCity from the online play it was connected to, and since they can't do much there they may as well work on flooding cities with Nissan Leafs instead and keep their job.
- bluetidepro 13y agoWhile I see your point, based on what you are saying, it would still take a developer's resources to implement those DLC's when they could be working on critical bugs (because you are saying the people working on DLC's are just designers, not developers also). If they were also developers, then that voids your argument, because then they should be working on the bugs.
- notjustanymike 13y agoYou mean the ridiculously overpriced and underdelivering DLCs? $10 for the "American Red Cross Disaster Relief Set"? $5 for Airships? I suppose this is somewhat expected for a company that put out $440 worth of DLC for it's last title...