You're arguing semantics.Denamic said:You don't see the difference between day 1 DLC, retailer bonuses, nickle and diming bullshit, and giving away future DLC for free for marketing?
A claim that's rarely true when it's aimed at other developers,It's not chunks of the original game 'made' into DLC,
Which they did, by the way. Or are you a fan of the double standard?it's not unique retailer bonus bullshit.
It's easy to arbitrarily define DLC as legit, isn't it?It's legit, straight up (future) DLC.
MORE restrictive. I write assuming a basic grasp of the language including the ability to note and make use of comparative terms like "more" or "less." If you feel this does not include you, I apologise. If not, please note the term and work with it.It's "buy now and get X for free!" How is a marketing campaign that ran for MONTHS restrictive?
Yes, a pre-order only bonus is more restrictive than one that can be redeemed normally after the fact. Please explain how it would be otherwise.
Besides, EA and THQ hardly play their programs close to the vest, so running a campaign for months can't be your real issue here.