I wouldn't worry about people that come in here today to post all this hogwash. I already saw accounts that were created today and made posts to bash on the expansions before we even learned about them. It's typical game forums stuff. Some people have a crusade against certain games.
This is not DLC and it's not day one either. It's an expansion pack, sold in a very reasonable price and it's due out at the end of the year. Day 1 DLC?
Edit: My apologies
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Let's take that scenario, and rephrase CDPR wording. Now they said something roughly like this:
What they could say though, is like this:
The second sounds better to me, though in essence they are close. That's what Infamous Quests did with the Order of the Thorne exactly:
https://www.kickstarter.com/project...e-and-roehm-to-ruin-by-infamous/posts/1191755
And I'd gladly back them, even if the first game isn't released yet.
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so, the new two expantions are not included on any game release not even c.e.?
No. The first one comes out 5 months after release and the 2nd one next year.
?!? They are not finished... probably barely started in terms of design work...
DownLoadableContent a.k.a DLC. Sorry but he is half right. Everything is DLC these days, even the games themselves.
This is not day 1, and not DLC in the sense that it's a new hat or one short quest. It's an expansion pack of 30 hours, released in two parts, the first is 5 months after TW3's release, the second 7+ months.
If we decide to strip down DLC to its very literal definition then me buying TW3 on GOG is also DLC. But that's not how the gaming community understands it, so attributing "DLC" to an "expansion pack" is not right.
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why do you argue? we all will get this expantions anyway, so , be happy that there will be more tw3 content <3
Allow me to disagree. DLC is a trend of the last few years, an expansion pack that provides a new area and 20 hours or more is not considered a DLC just because you can download it as well. Would it make a difference if you could get a physical copy ?
I'd really like one expansion focusing on the monsterhunting aspect, because that's what I like the most about the witcher.
What stands for DLC is highly confusing and ambiguous. As well as for "pass" apparently. So no point to provide a correct definition. There is none. Just drop it altogether and read the context if you encounter it.
Guys there are people there who paid 60$ for The Order and played it for 10 hours, come on.
If there is one company that deserved our trust, it is CDPR, and I believe that they know what are they doing.
When I read this news on facebook I thought that this forum will explode of happines, then I come here and 50% of the comments are negative, cant believe this.
If there is one company that deserved our trust, it is CDPR, and I believe that they know what are they doing.
When I read this news on facebook I thought that this forum will explode of happines, then I come here and 50% of the comments are negative, cant believe this.
I am not the one confusing the meaning i think. Everything is called DLC cause it has lost it's meaning. Of course it's DLC if i can download it but these days it sounds like a bad word cause people think that when you talk about it, you mean that you're selling a part of the game that was cut out. We arent talking about something that will be release on day one here. It's an announcement of addons months away.
My personal take on this, that if CDPR want more positive PR, they should use crowdfunding for expansion packs, not pre-orders. It's a more direct connection with the fans as well as a better approach (investment rather than a loan).