Xbox 360

Hopefully this one has replayability.

Loved the first one, but there was pretty much nothing to do after you beat it considering that nothing leveled with you so you just turned into a powerhouse on NG+

Ur Dragon/Farming Everfall just became incredibly tedious.
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Luthor_ posted...

darkshadowmaster posted...

Hopefully this one has replayability.

Loved the first one, but there was pretty much nothing to do after you beat it considering that nothing leveled with you so you just turned into a powerhouse on NG+

Ur Dragon/Farming Everfall just became incredibly tedious.

Its an expansion not a sequel.

And there goes that.
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From: Killah Priest | #010

yea lets hate capcom for giving extra content instead of just slapping platinum hits on the cover.

Hey, I've got nothing against new content. Bring it on!

I'm just wondering why the have a crippling fear of patches and DLC that exists beyond unlock codes.
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From: Killah Priest | #016

it HAS to be because it costs like 1 billion dollars to host a patch on xbox 360.

its true I heard it on gamefaqs.

Regardless (and I know you're being semi-sarcastic) the point is it kinda makes me feel like a beta tester that has to pay his employers and work for free.

It just leaves a bad taste in my mouth that I play a game, enjoy it, then find out the little niggles and problems and omissions have all been fixed and all I need to do it buy the game again.

It'll just reach the point where people won't buy the first iteration of a Capcom game because what's the point, in a year there will just be a "super" version with more stuff in it. It's like a business model from the 1990s.
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"The problem with quotes on the internet is that you can never be sure if they're true" - Abraham Lincoln

Regardless (and I know you're being semi-sarcastic) the point is it kinda makes me feel like a beta tester that has to pay his employers and work for free.

It just leaves a bad taste in my mouth that I play a game, enjoy it, then find out the little niggles and problems and omissions have all been fixed and all I need to do it buy the game again.

It'll just reach the point where people won't buy the first iteration of a Capcom game because what's the point, in a year there will just be a "super" version with more stuff in it. It's like a business model from the 1990s.

I understand your point completely.
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