Dead Space 3 Expands With 11 Pieces Of DLC At Launch

Was thinking of getting this but if they will make me pay $65 day one for the game,i expect to have it all , i won't buy a game with 11pieces of content missing on day one,and then they expect me to shell out money for every piece of dlc,it's one thing to provide free dlc day one for going out there and supporting the developer by buying their product aka "limited edition"on day one,but to charge me 65$doraw and cut my game into pieces "11" and charge me $5 bucks a pop , "$55 doraw for all dlc" is just plain ignorant to me, but hey that is what gaming has become this day in age.

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Agreed, if the whole talk of social media consoles and such take off, and this sad DLC trend continues, I'm seriously considering making the PS3 my last gaming console. I might look into retro gaming for my fix. Or maybe I'll just get a PS4 3 years into its life, that way many games will be half price and contain all DLC crap already in it...

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This day 1 chargeable dlc and "let's milk it" microtransactions are starting to piss me off. I hope it's not going to become a common trend on console. New games cost a lot on day 1 already. I enjoyed Dead Space 2 on release, but I may wait for a complete edition of DS3 to be released a few months after.

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Last edited by Dukemz_UK on 2/1/2013 10:48:25 PM

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I can't stand this petty-ante stuff, but if I can still earn everything that's in the DLC by playing it then I'd be alright with buying the game.

If it's not included just by ranking/leveling up on my own, then forget it.

I guess we'll have to wait & see what others find out once they've played it & start posting everywhere.

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If it's day-one DLC it should've been in the game to begin with, period. I'm really getting sick of developers pulling this crap and more annoying is that people actually buy it.

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That's a bold slap, we'll see what gamers think I guess.

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The more they talk about this game, the farther they push me away from supporting it/them. Maybe I'll purchase it used, maybe.

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I won't be preordering this now for sure!
I'll probably wait for a GOTY edition or something similar.

I love it when an awesome game gets additional content but its completely different when they take away from a game to get more money.

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So Dead Space I will ignore, in my book that is called deceit.

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I read all the DLC and microtransaction stuff that was being launched day one with this and I have to say WOW!

Really EA? How much milking of games are they going to try to get away with. Further more when will gamers stop supporting this? By buying the game you are supporting this crap whether you use it or not.

Before you say it is optional, yeah that is true it is. But these systems are set up to tease and lure in gamers to pay for stuff. You see it all the time, and it is no wonder some of the most lucrative games right now are "F2P". It is the psychology of having something there that you can get with ease and a quick payment that a lot of people fall prey too. Even if they say "meh its only 2 bucks and I enjoy the game more now", its the principal man, and its just plain scummy and those people are supporting this unethical tactic.

Okay here is an example. I'm a personal Trainer and I teach martial arts and gymnastics(yes that is my real profession). Imagine if I gave someone a "complete" workout program, and then talked about other exercises that they didnt "need" but could give them an edge, but it would cost them money per exercise? What if I held back martial arts knowledge and made people pay to learn "secret" moves(which don't exist btw). What if I charged someone to go from learning cartwheels to round offs, because they didn't technically "need" to know them but it would give them an edge or advantage?

Seriously its freaking BS and EA should not be supported for this. EA is whats wrong with the industry, doing ALL they can to make as much money while spending the least.

Fact- they cut money from Research and Development and put half of that into PR and the rest just well probably to pad the shareholders or something. You can actually look this up online it was on reddit a while ago.

But of course I must be mistaken, this is for the gamer right? The game would certainly be worse without these "features" right?

Come on if this isn't the most blatant smack to the face example of the BS corporate nature of the gaming industry I don't know what is.

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Actually I think it's more like this if you don't mind me adapting your example.

You're a personal trainer who have invested time and money to create a good workout scheme. There's more you could have done but you want to get people signed up and so you 'finalise' and start taking applications for the classes to start in 6 months time. During that 6 months you continue to develop a few additional elements or routines but then when it gets to day 1 of your classes rather than including the other non necessary but complementary elements in the sign up fee you instead charge a premium fee for them. You continue to charge an additional fee for all the other new elements and routines you create from then on until you discontinue the class.

Also the additional fee is never really proportionate to the added value. You give 60 routines for your $60 sign up fee but every new routine charges $5 each...

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I don't get the abundance off weapons and gear anyway... I played Mass Effect 3 and I upgraded from each section one gun to the max, that I would deploy to my crew. I played it Insanity no problem.

I used 1 Sniper Rifle, 1 Assault rifle and 1 small handgun. More you don't need, it is just a distraction. I wouldn't pay 1 cent for extra weapons and gear anyway.

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Hey, look. EA's being greedy. Never would have guessed.

Glad I'm picking up Sly Cooper this Tuesday and not DLC Space 3.

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It's almost like people forgot Dead Space 2 did this as well.

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