If you couldn't obtain these items in any way except paying for them then you would have a point, but you can remove that "wall" by just playing the game as well. The DLC just allows you to circumvent the required achievement/trophies to unlock said items.MisterColeman said:It's cosmetic items behind a wall of code you have to pay to remove, and it doesn't make me feel that great about the developers who are responsible for that decision.
Damn them companies and their money making right? Who are they to FORCE us to buy their game and FORCE us to buy their DLC?Sgt. Sykes said:Every sort of day-one DLC, is stupid. Games are expensive as it is, asking more money just shows that the current state of gaming is unproductive and the publishers are greedy. And yes, Valve is a full-blown publisher, not a small indie developing house like people want to believe.
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Seriously grow up. Game developers don't owe you squat and if they wanna charge you 10 bucks for a digital hat they can. If you feel it's a rip off then act like a regular person and just don't buy their product instead of whining like an entitled 10 year old.
You do realize that you can unlock the majority of DLC-bought items through gameplay as well right?tehroc said:Only company that makes good DLC is Rockstar which fails every one of your 4 bullet points. At least the huge publishers give you something worth your dollars, not just skins that we used to get for free off places like fileplanet or by beating the game.