This doesn't really solve anything, because then everyone will wait for "Game of the Year" edition or other releases that will include all the content. I'll be doing that with Borderlands 2, just like I did with the first one. How come The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings received a ton of new content and not for a single cent more? Would gladly purchase a game like that first day.
The idea of equal experience is an illusion. Fragmentation between a game on different consoles or even the type of tv you use exist.
That's not really the point here. You mentioned Assassin's Creed, the people who don't have all the DLC and pre-order bonuses experienced a lot of plot holes. How is that a fair bargain for someone who doesn't want to pay for DLC (Mind you, they already paid the full price for something that is basically an unfinished product)? Games cost 60 dollars and that doesn't even guarantee a full game nowadays. How is it reasonable to pay full price and then pay more for stuff that in a lot of cases should already be in the game and was taken out on purpose just so they can charge more? Insignificant things like cosmetics or something even not in the game (A poster, artbook, maybe an OST or whatever) I don't mind, but when you get a story focused game that doesn't even have the full story, then there's a problem. What does that leave you? You are pretty much forced to purchase that additional content or otherwise you will have an inferior experience, not to mention that you'll be lost in the next instalment.
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