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10/30/2014 4:59:54 PM
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This is ignorant the dlc was put in the game to make it easier for them to complete. You can spend $20 downtown in seconds and bungie allows $20 for 100 hours of gameplay in a dlc. The only people bumping this comment don't already know this...
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Edited by SeekerofPower17: 10/30/2014 5:47:20 PMYes, the locations were built to make it easier for them to complete, but the on disc missions that are locked behind the DLC paywall, have descriptions that are right in-line with the story that are pitching for this DLC. Yet, they claim they completely re-did the story and built the DLC from scratch in the last 3 months. These 2 statements don't line up.
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False due to dlc areas being glitchy and unfinished. The purpose of the dlc is to add on [b][/b]and fit [b][/b]in to the story.
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What you said has no baring on what I said. I don't know what you are trying to point out at all. I know the DLC will add on to the story. That isn't in question.
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Basically my point is the dlc is being adding in so stop complaining they can't change the release date.
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Sorry I messed up the bolding
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The Witcher 2. All the DLC was built after the fact and patched into the game for free. PC users even got a free update to the Extended Cut when it released.
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If you wanna make a comparison, at least compare apples to apples. So compare video games to video games, not video games to the lap dance you got last Saturday
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The comparison is how you can pay to spend your free time. So it still makes sense.
