Well, the game is almost 3 years old, and content builds up. For what it orginally was, people were satisfied. (But yeah, I guess the proportions DID become profound.)

Problem is, the base game has barely any content by itself. It feels like the devs half-assed the game.

Hey, I said my piece respectfully, kid. You can't use the argument of the base game costing more/less as the DLC was all after the fact. (You can't just add brand-new content for free all the time OR raise the game's price as content is added; that's just bad practice). And as for the game's cost, it was originally 40$ without any DLC (so you technically got a steal). And if you don't like the price, wait until a sale (buy 4 DLCs for the price of 1!).

In short: you can't argue that content is locked behind a paywall if it was added after base game's release (especially if it wasn't planned/supplemented with free additions) .

Oh yes, let me spend $30 for a game that I've already spent $20. And yes, I have joined the community group.


I'm not selling anything to pay for DLC. I find it ridiculous that a paid product has 90% of its content beneath a paywall. If Overkill actually thought their game was worth $50 in total, they should've fucking shipped it out for $50 and not put everything behind a paywall and sell the barebones base game for $20.


Also, nice comedy chevrons, faggot.

>does not buy game and dlcs when on sale
> probably didn't join community group for community items
>topkek

In all seriousness, you wrote a review at only 6 hours in, and only complaining about the price of things. You may not be able to host heists without the corresponding dlc, but you can still join games playing said hiests.
Plus, the base game + community bonuses (imo) provides a good amount of free weapons and perkedecks for you already, not to mention the game is continously updated with new additions, a good deal of which are free.

and you can always sell your skins if you want new DLC