It's not about the price for me. It's the amount of content for that price. Would you spend $40 on a movie ticket? Exactly. "But it's just $40 get a job" The money isn't an issue. The issue is the amount of content they are putting out. Also, the issue is the pricing for other countries. Australia's prices are usually 1.25× the price of our dlcs. Meaning 24.95 for the first two dlcs. For this one it's 70. It should be $50. Same for England, they're getting shafted too. Finally, the issue is that other game developers will see that you are all buying content that was ripped from the original game and say "hey, these idiots will buy [i]anything![/i]" and soon you'll see to buy a real, [b][u]full[/u][/b] games worth of content, you'll have to buy the "full" game, and the proceeding "expansions" that the developers spent little to no time on making because it was already created during the original games phase. Meaning you'll spend $120+ on a full game, rather than the regular $60