Kotaku: "We're told that Ubisoft has formed a team specifically to create post-release DLC for Assassin's Creed III, and that there'll be enough of it to warrant some kind of 'season pass' being sold for the game which would presumably entitle purchasers to a discount rate for buying all of it at once."
Or...and bare with me on this
You waste your resources on the single player game, making it better and longer AND THEN was it's released you start to work on DLC.
I feel like Ubisoft are going to turn into Activison next gen. Once we see a slow decline in their games we'll know it's started. Hell look at Capcom one gen they're good, the next they are crap.
Companies making studios just for DLC
That's the future people
Opening studios just for DLC
Future full of greed and just DLC's
No. No Ubisoft don't you sell your souls too. This isn't a solution, it's just gonna make things worse.
Why not call the retail version "Sampler" or "Starter Game"? Isn't what the retail games have become, the game engine, enough sample to see how the game plays, and the rest, DLCs.
I am torn. Believe me, I understand that this is ubisofts cash cow. It pays the bills and allows for games like watch dogs to b made. I have no problem paying for dlc if it's like red dead redemption etc. But, I almost want to wait to buy it because I hate getting sp dlc that I play after I am done. And I don't play AC multiplayer. Like I said, I don't mind dlc. I am playing dragons dogma and if they want to sell equipment or post game quests, I am down. I will put hundreds of hours into the game so it isn't as if they skimped. I do have a problem with on disc dlc because it was already done and Yes, Capcom did that again. But, dlc has become a big revenue stream, one which I think may lead into f2p models. I wouldn't doubt it if Microsoft offers many games for free on next Gen consoles and u pay to continue to play. It would b like trials but u keep paying to get different things. U will probably have to pay to open achievements etc. But it would be a big selling point for whichever console goes this route.