Note the missing DLC (2 packs) plus all the cars with download icons...
I know people will just say "indie" and forgive all sins but this is bullshit. Indie means they saved costs in development. I'll quote myself from the NMS thread:
"Now if two games are on sale for $60, what difference does it make to the value what the number of people who worked on it is? Say there are two versions of the game on sale, one with much more variety of content and play mechanics but both selling for the same price, do they both represent the same value because the one with less had less people working on it?
If only 12 people worked on the game then they saved a lot of money on wages and passed those saving on to.... themselves. They could have spent money on more artists and programmers giving you a better game, but they chose not to spend that money and also chose not to give you a lower price to compensate.
You can say, sure this game is worse but it's only $19 and this one is $60. You can't say sure, but they saved a lot of cash in development so it's ok. That doesn't mean you get better value, you are not the publisher. As a consumer, that is you getting screwed."
So we have a game that is near full price, that has a fraction of the content this type of game usually has plus tons of paid day 1 content and the game is a port to begin with. I love AC but really they are taking consumers for a ride here.
