But this just drives home the biggest complaint I had towards XBLA's marketplace since Rock Band 3 started churning out DLC: the whole place needs to be more organized. Thumbing through pages of DLC for just one game to find the one thing I want for another game is pretty terrible, even with using the left and right bumper buttons to switch pages.
It's nice to know that you have no idea what you're talking about. All these DLC items are is shortcuts for the lazy. All this is unlockable through normal play.
But yeah...keep on keepin on
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Bing search is your friend
I know very much what I am talking about. My point stands, just not related to this game perhaps, which I will agree with.
I fucking love this attitude. Frivolous dlc comes out, "wtf is this its just frivolous fluff!" Actual DLC comes out, "wtf is this, why wasn't it included!"
Just STFU and realize that piecemeal dlc has replaced large scale expansions... If that is not possible, then just STFU instead.
I don't have a problem with unlocking something instantly with real money but this is just overdoing it
....if that's the case, then every single game under the F2P model would fail.
I can't stand going to the New Add-Ons tab on Xbox Live marketplace and seeing pages and pages of Rock Band songs. I understand that Bing search is a helpful tool, but sometimes I don't know what I'm looking for, specifically. I just want to browse through the new stuff and it's all cluttered.
This is pretty much my nightmare.
As for the actual nature of the DLC; since this is all unlockable in the game and these are just paid "shortcuts," I have no issue with it.
If they keep it classy I got no problems. Just don't go overboard, because as it is it's getting damn expensive to be a gamer.
Either way, 100 DLC's is excessive even if they're just a cheat to make unlocking quicker. I really hope this doesn't become a thing more companies do, because the marketplaces are going to become a whole long more annoying then endless Sing! and Rockband releases...
Also, Monolith, I'm sorry but I don't trust you with a game after MxO.. I used to love you, but you've done do'd be wrong.
In a way, I kind of... like the idea. I mean, if you really don't want to actually play the game, you might as well pay someone else to do it for you.
On topic: I have absolutely no issues with this. It stands to reason taht some folks may not have the time/patience/skill to unlock the purely aesthetic gear they want, but would be willing to part with some money for it. Fine by me; people all over the world make a living doing things other people are unable/unwilling to do for themselves.
its-awesome-though-typing-like-this-makes-it-seem-like-youre-talking-in-a-fast-notion-but-with-a-lot-of-pausing-kinda-like-when-you-run-and-your-talking-while-resting-for-air
That seems like the kind of thing that should be either included from the start or the unlockable end goal of a game like Gotham City Impostors.
If there is, don't buy it or else, you will only be cheating yourselves.
This generation of gaming executives that promote this are clueless about how to appreciate customers and reward them for their purchase. Instead they say F.U....I left this out for you to spend more money on this game. If they can't justify grabbing a $100 dollars out of a customer per game, they feel it failed.
It's basically the hat store from TF2...people don't seem to whine about DLC with that at all (but they all ride on Valve's proverbial dick anyways).
Point being, I think maybe 3 of these items can't be earned in the game, and they are things that actually hinder you to some extent because t hey are little floating dolls that make you more obvious.

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