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The game's official website has the "DL content on Live" logo, as does the game box itself.
You put that on a box and then don't offer it...that's false advertising.
The fact that the developers said a whole bunch of shit about what the content would contain and how cool it will be only pisses me off even more.
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Originally Posted by NoFace
Well you guys may aswell be nobody. What business in the world would make something for free for a whole 2 people?
The same business that would make the game in the first place.
There are 38 pages of people bitching about the DL content over at the KOTOR forums. :p
*EDIT*
Apparently, the DL content Bioware promised has been released for the PC version, which came out months later!
Thank...err, fuck you Bioware!
XBOX Live is gonna be lacking in all content because you can't write your own mods and shit. M$ won't allow it.
Nobody with any common sense would.Quote:
Originally Posted by NoFace
If a company promises extra content (we'll use PGR2 and extra cars as our example) why wouldn't one consider that extra feature when purchasing the game?Quote:
Originally Posted by burgundy
Common sense seems to dictate that extra shelf life of a console game through new content is a good thing. You must be talking about the other common sense.
Hey, I like mods as much as the next person but part of the reason M$ (<-haha I'm CLEVER) is all about quality control. The reason XBOX live is set up like it is is stability and consistency. Somebody can create a custom Rainbow 6 map that runs like shit or created a mod which screws up stats tracking or what have you. I understand why Moneysoft (<-Look DOUBLE CLEVER) doesn't want to deal with those headaches. Last time I heard PS2 (or the PSJEW) and the GC (GameCash) weren't allowing mods and such either (hard drives not withstanding). I'm sure some clever XBOX modder out there can reverse engineer some games and make custom mods for his system but thats what they do. As an XBOX Live user I am pretty satisfied with the service and I have not paid for any premium content--the majority of stuff is still free. Again it'll never be as free and as open as the PC but that's it's very good as a console service.Quote:
Originally Posted by voltz
If downloadable content was a make-or-break feature for you, you should have waited until said content was available to purchase the game. Otherwise, you got your money's worth, so stop whining.Quote:
Originally Posted by NoFace
You have a right to be pissed but it's hardly false advertising. Was it false advertising when Sega promised a bunch of DC games that never happened? It sucked, but good luck suing Sega.
Remember when you said this?
All I'm trying to do is dispute that. You said nobody with common sense would let it factor in, and I'm saying some people who maybe value their dollar a little more would be more enticed by the promise of future content (if it's on the box, it should be in the game, end of story.)Quote:
Originally Posted by burgundy
You're right, it's certainly not a make-or-break feature for me, or probably anyone, and nobody but you suggested it was. I don't know about yourself, but there's a lot of things I consider when purchasing an Xbox game, and this feature happens to be one of them. It's not a huge deal (nobody would have passed on KotoR if it lacked downloadable content), but to say it doesn't matter is false.
Fuck, you guys are assholes.
They said downloadable content; it's easy to see why people are disappointed that it never materialized. And money is no excuse, they could just charge for the content like in Mechwarrior and Ultramix.
He's got a right to bitch about it, stop being fucking pricks.
Anyone who doesn't want new cars in PGR2 is a goddamn git.