You DO realize that the point you’re making is almost non-sensical?

I agree with you 100% that we shouldn’t have to pay for DLC that does nothing more than unlock content that is already on the disc, that you wouldn’t be able to get any other way.

That said, Namco is not doing this.

I’m gonna repeat it since you seem thick-headed. NAMCO IS NOT MAKING YOU PAY TO UNLOCK CONTENT ALREADY ON THE DISC.

Namco is simply adding the option (key word here, option, not mandatory) to download level ups (something you could get in the game through effort, they aren’t locking you at a level different than those who bought the DLC, everything is the same except the people who buy the DLC don’t have to work for it) or to buy in-game money (again, you could work for it if you wanted to).

By Namco adding this completely optional, non-important DLC to the game, noone is losing anything. It’s just Namco giving the less patient of us a choice to move through the game at a quicker pace.
THIS IS ALL IT IS DOING. NOTHING ELSE. (except, I suppose, making Namco some more money)

tl;dr
Stop your elitist faggotry, kthxbai

You DO realize that the point you’re making is almost non-sensical?

I agree with you 100% that we shouldn’t have to pay for DLC that does nothing more than unlock content that is already on the disc, that you wouldn’t be able to get any other way.

That said, Namco is not doing this.

I’m gonna repeat it since you seem thick-headed. NAMCO IS NOT MAKING YOU PAY TO UNLOCK CONTENT ALREADY ON THE DISC.

Namco is simply adding the option (key word here, option, not mandatory) to download level ups (something you could get in the game through effort, they aren’t locking you at a level different than those who bought the DLC, everything is the same except the people who buy the DLC don’t have to work for it) or to buy in-game money (again, you could work for it if you wanted to).

By Namco adding this completely optional, non-important DLC to the game, noone is losing anything. It’s just Namco giving the less patient of us a choice to move through the game at a quicker pace.
THIS IS ALL IT IS DOING. NOTHING ELSE. (except, I suppose, making Namco some more money)

tl;dr
Stop your elitist faggotry, kthxbai

You DO realize that the point you’re making is almost non-sensical?

I agree with you 100% that we shouldn’t have to pay for DLC that does nothing more than unlock content that is already on the disc, that you wouldn’t be able to get any other way.

That said, Namco is not doing this.

I’m gonna repeat it since you seem thick-headed. NAMCO IS NOT MAKING YOU PAY TO UNLOCK CONTENT ALREADY ON THE DISC.

Namco is simply adding the option (key word here, option, not mandatory) to download level ups (something you could get in the game through effort, they aren’t locking you at a level different than those who bought the DLC, everything is the same except the people who buy the DLC don’t have to work for it) or to buy in-game money (again, you could work for it if you wanted to).

By Namco adding this completely optional, non-important DLC to the game, noone is losing anything. It’s just Namco giving the less patient of us a choice to move through the game at a quicker pace.
THIS IS ALL IT IS DOING. NOTHING ELSE. (except, I suppose, making Namco some more money)

tl;dr
Stop your elitist faggotry, kthxbai

You DO realize that the point you’re making is almost non-sensical?

I agree with you 100% that we shouldn’t have to pay for DLC that does nothing more than unlock content that is already on the disc, that you wouldn’t be able to get any other way.

That said, Namco is not doing this.

I’m gonna repeat it since you seem thick-headed. NAMCO IS NOT MAKING YOU PAY TO UNLOCK CONTENT ALREADY ON THE DISC.

Namco is simply adding the option (key word here, option, not mandatory) to download level ups (something you could get in the game through effort, they aren’t locking you at a level different than those who bought the DLC, everything is the same except the people who buy the DLC don’t have to work for it) or to buy in-game money (again, you could work for it if you wanted to).

By Namco adding this completely optional, non-important DLC to the game, noone is losing anything. It’s just Namco giving the less patient of us a choice to move through the game at a quicker pace.
THIS IS ALL IT IS DOING. NOTHING ELSE. (except, I suppose, making Namco some more money)

tl;dr
Stop your elitist faggotry, kthxbai

Same with crafting. Often you need cash shop ingredients to make the really good stuff.

This doesn’t seem to be completely down that path, but it sure looks like they are taking a step towards it.

Same with crafting. Often you need cash shop ingredients to make the really good stuff.

This doesn’t seem to be completely down that path, but it sure looks like they are taking a step towards it.

Same with crafting. Often you need cash shop ingredients to make the really good stuff.

This doesn’t seem to be completely down that path, but it sure looks like they are taking a step towards it.

And about your comment about how consumers are more than willing to chug out money for DLC – you greatly underestimate the intelligence of today’s consumers. The reason why most people have no problems with DLC is because they find DLC to be completely optional. When it gets to the point where gamers feel they need to pay extra for DLC just to play the game, then we’ll talk.

I guess we’ll just have to see what happens in the next five years. =D

About Vesperia – I thought your whole issue with DLC was that in order to get access to that data on the disc, you would need to pay extra? Last time I checked, you can still level in Vesperia without DLC. >_>.

And about your comment about how consumers are more than willing to chug out money for DLC – you greatly underestimate the intelligence of today’s consumers. The reason why most people have no problems with DLC is because they find DLC to be completely optional. When it gets to the point where gamers feel they need to pay extra for DLC just to play the game, then we’ll talk.

I guess we’ll just have to see what happens in the next five years. =D

About Vesperia – I thought your whole issue with DLC was that in order to get access to that data on the disc, you would need to pay extra? Last time I checked, you can still level in Vesperia without DLC. >_>.

And about your comment about how consumers are more than willing to chug out money for DLC – you greatly underestimate the intelligence of today’s consumers. The reason why most people have no problems with DLC is because they find DLC to be completely optional. When it gets to the point where gamers feel they need to pay extra for DLC just to play the game, then we’ll talk.

I guess we’ll just have to see what happens in the next five years. =D

About Vesperia – I thought your whole issue with DLC was that in order to get access to that data on the disc, you would need to pay extra? Last time I checked, you can still level in Vesperia without DLC. >_>.

And about your comment about how consumers are more than willing to chug out money for DLC – you greatly underestimate the intelligence of today’s consumers. The reason why most people have no problems with DLC is because they find DLC to be completely optional. When it gets to the point where gamers feel they need to pay extra for DLC just to play the game, then we’ll talk.

I guess we’ll just have to see what happens in the next five years. =D

About Vesperia – I thought your whole issue with DLC was that in order to get access to that data on the disc, you would need to pay extra? Last time I checked, you can still level in Vesperia without DLC. >_>.