CharlesGrey: That certainly is a strange DLC. So much so, it makes me wonder if it's some sort of elaborate joke by the devs. Like a parody of the modern day video games industry, and their business tactics.
Vainamoinen: The question whether swearing is strictly speaking necessary has been on Ron Gilbert's mind ever since it was nixed for Maniac Mansion. Personally, I find it hilarious how some countries, mostly the big one, struggle with the occasional curse. But here I am, contemplating whether to buy this DLC, and...
...Ransome was cuntwankfucking hilarious bleeped. I'm not sure I
want to hear him unbleeped!
Ransome's lawyer spoke in unbleeped actual bleeps, how is that still hilarious if Ransome isn't bleeped any more?
Yeah, the way Gilbert's doing this is... very, very strange and irresistibly intriguing.
Damn, I hope this rip off pays off for him. ;)
And he never gave a flying fuck about some people who he offended, ever, people who don't get the joke and never even tried. Thimbleweed Park is 19.99 € over here, plus DLC is 21.98 €, that is an absurd steal for this class of adventure game. IF you want the DLC added, which, I'll gladly repeat,
will NOT constitute the ultimate, authoritative, canon, complete, director's cut, uncut, uncensored, politically incorrect, what have you version of this game. I have no idea whether the curse DLC is a fitting parody of any business practices in the game industry. But I do know that the people now whining about having to pay for an "uncensored" version of the game have either never played Thimbleweed Park or never understood it.
The more I think about it, the more it feels like some kind of joke/ parody by the devs. Especially considering this is, to my knowledge, the only DLC available for the game. I mean, if they wanted to milk their fans, they could have offered a whole lot more DLC content, and more attractive/ profitable ones. Can't help but feel like the people who are outraged by this are actually the butt of the joke and don't even realize it.