Mar 31 2011, 04:31 PM
QUOTE(y3ivan @ Mar 31 2011, 02:49 PM)
hey not every game dlc is not worth it. just that pricing of the dlc. during sales, i m sure i ll pick them up.... for fable 3.. its better u read the description (most of the dlc is unlocks). so far they are only 2 quest dlc.. 3 quest dlc is exclusive for ppl who preorder.
some good dlc, Alan wake's signal and writer priced at 560ms (new year sales at 230ms) are a fine example of dlc. similar to bfbc2: vietnam, RDR:undead nightmare.
however, rockstars individual dlc, i could say its pricey. gta4 dlcs, and RDR dlcs.
rockband dlc's (songs) are hardly worth it. price at $2-4each. unless they offer song pack.
Added on March 31, 2011, 2:51 pm
i heard the new one, the arrival dlc for ME2 at 560 is good. open up some big contains in ME2
I disagree on RB dlc, if you think about it itunes is mostly 99c for non interactive mp3. For the amount of work remastering them for RB, adding charts and so on i think 2USD is a fair price to pay for em add another 80msp for guitar pro mode is pretty worth it if you ask me, considering the fact that you're getting the pro mode to learn the song. Track packs are even more worth it at 440msp for a 3 pack. Also RBN frequently has songs that go for 80msp.some good dlc, Alan wake's signal and writer priced at 560ms (new year sales at 230ms) are a fine example of dlc. similar to bfbc2: vietnam, RDR:undead nightmare.
however, rockstars individual dlc, i could say its pricey. gta4 dlcs, and RDR dlcs.
rockband dlc's (songs) are hardly worth it. price at $2-4each. unless they offer song pack.
Added on March 31, 2011, 2:51 pm
i heard the new one, the arrival dlc for ME2 at 560 is good. open up some big contains in ME2
With the amount of DLC, you don't have to buy everything unless you really like the song. If it's a song that you like then the price is more than worth it. It is annoying though seeing the track packs/albums that you already own go on sale. Still i don't regret building up my song collection on RB.
What i hate is DLC that adds achievements which practically forces you to buy it if you really want to maintain your game completion stats...
PErsonally, I think you only get disappointed with games if you hype yourself up too much over the game. If you approach the game with little expectations you're not likely to be disappointed. It's like buying cheap XBLA games on sale, I don't really expect much out of so more often than not I find myself surprised by the game in question.
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