Nah I basically got the second version for free. But they have added tons of vehicles/ cloths ext. either way it's shit most companies would charge for. they actually added a ton of content to the newer versions that wasn't even free DLC.
Nah I basically got the second version for free. But they have added tons of vehicles/ cloths ext. either way it's shit most companies would charge for. they actually added a ton of content to the newer versions that wasn't even free DLC.
Damn more vehicles and clothes. Thats tite. I'd totally spend 60 bucks for that.
i didn't spend 60 bucks for it, but regardless they release a free DLC almost monthly. How many other developers do that? EA? the payday people? thats about it.
i didn't spend 60 bucks for it, but regardless they release a free DLC almost monthly. How many other developers do that? EA? the payday people? thats about it.
You're confusing DLC with updates. Adding 2 new vehicles every month isn't DLC, its an update. Pretty much every PC game does this, as well as console games like Left 4 Dead, Assassin's Creed, Madden, Fifa, etc.
DLC, or things that could be considered "Free DLC" are massive amounts of new content that either introduce new game mechanics, game modes, environments, or expanded story. Things like Heists, which were supposed to launch over a year ago. Stay pleb bitch nigga.
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Ninja Gaiden for NES time frame
Chrono Trigger for SNES time frame
Max Payne for PS2
And there is something to say for legacy too. Maybe some things shouldn't have sequels? Then we'll appreciate them more?
If they could do it correctly id be down with a sequel doe.
DLC, or things that could be considered "Free DLC" are massive amounts of new content that either introduce new game mechanics, game modes, environments, or expanded story. Things like Heists, which were supposed to launch over a year ago. Stay pleb bitch nigga.
Updates generally have new game mechanics, game modes, and improved gameplay mechanics doe.
DLC is almost always physical content in games.