Or else what? Here's my take on why "overdelivery" is a bad idea when it comes to the mindset of modern players; once you do, you're well and truly -blam!-. Players will expect it again, and again, and again, not realizing that at some point it's simply not going to be possible anymore. Things will plateau; they have to. Whether it's because of limitations from hard/software, budgets, personnel, corporate oversight, time constraints, actor strikes, whatever the case may be, it's bound to happen. Add to it those same players expect the "overdelivery" to come at such a rapid pace because let's face it, instant gratification takes too long and they'll chew through content like a swarm of locusts. Then what, more "overdelivery" week after week? People need to temper their expectations and acknowledge that reality is a thing we're all bound by. Unless you've got a magic wand or a nifty bottle housing a djinn tucked away somewhere, then I suppose the sky's the limit.

[quote]Make them have to over deliver it exactly what happend with final shape no one was preordering and bungie got scared delayed and we got much more. EOF is not worth its price they are dialing back content yet charging beyond premium. Forced them to delay again so they actually have to deliver content worth the price tag They wanna use buzz words to capture your attention but it’s just pillow talk until they actually show innovation and commitment EOF is DOA[/quote] Considering pre orders for the new DLC are way lower than previous years and it's releasing in a month or so, I don't think your suggestion is very good. How do you know final shape was delayed to add much more as you claim and not simply delayed because they needed more time to make sure they released a working product?