Quote from: safetyman on Jan 11, 2010, 09:10:24 PM
It's not even DLC, it's maps packed with one version of the game while the normal version gets shafted and they claim they are all about the multiplayer experience.
The maps will definitely be sold later as DLC. The people willing to buy the special edition deserve the extra maps first day. It's their game, and they are calling the shots. If you don't want to contribute MORE money for MORE content, then you people aren't helping the content grow and giving devs more reasons to make more content for the game.
If all developers gave out their extra content for free, it would end up being trash like Valve's lame DLC they made for Left 4 Dead. People wanted more maps/campaigns, not some half assed extra modes and a DLC campaign that isn't even half as long as the ones on the disk. It's like the saying goes, you get what you pay for. And if you pay less, you get less.
The business is final. If you wanna be miserable with only 8 maps, then only buy the standard edition.
The rest of us will buy the editions that gives more maps, and have more variety to have fun with.
It's kind of like Rainbow Six Vegas's map pack that added 4 maps, but it'll be available at launch for those that buy the AVP special editions. They were even nice enough to sell the cheapter Survivor edition if people want the maps instead of all that extra stuff the Hunter edition comes with but doesn't expand the gameplay like more maps do.