Activision wants to improve for Destiny 2 DLC

PC Aficionado: "Activision Publishing CEO Eric Hirshberg wasn’t entirely happy with the first Destiny. According to him, the DLC was disappointing for players. In a recent interview with GamesIndustry, he said that Activision is going to attack DLC creation differently this time around."

[Death]

When DLC is the focus behind a game release, something is probably wrong. Maybe more thought should be on releasing a completed game instead of trying to figure out the best way to release it slowly and charge more.

[gamesavior]

I think they're outsourcing.

I agree though.

[freshslicepizza]

This is because Activision had a 10 year plan from the start and a 500 million dollar budget. So when you have a project that large they of course are looking at ways to get as much revenue as possible.

[rdgneoz3]

Loved the idea of the 10 year plan. MMOs' have had that long (and longer) life span and its fun being able to continue on with a character that you've invested so much time in. Sadly, Activision's idea is 0 carry over between games so far and a constant barrage of DLC. No game out yet, and they're already discussing DLC and not focusing on improving the main game.

[quent]

Already talking about DLC are we ?

[gamesavior]

Well. Yeah.

[Ben12]

Hey bungie how about supporting the xbox one x for what it is first. Never mind your dlc

[FloydianAndroid]

The game will sell very well, but if you didn't like the first one I doubt the second will be any better. Destiny was polished and smooth but it was so so repetitive.