ElTerprise: Exactly. That 's the point i find unacceptable spending addtional money on a full price release. But it seems people are using that system which is really disappointing as it encourages other Developers/Publishers to do the same...
Which again goes back to the whole voting with your wallet. If gamers did not pay for it, the developers would stop doing it pretty quick. Just think if the majority of gamers decided to protest and stop buying games until things like DRM, poor DLC, micro-transactions, and other bad practices were fixed. Once the money stopped rolling in, the publishers and developers would actually be forced to make games that work, that are enjoyable, and that are what the customers want. It would not take too long, just a few months and we could be back to the good old days of gaming, but such a protest would not likely happen.
