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Which single game have you spent the most on DLC?
- Thread starter Temtastic Muns
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I'm not sure which is on top, but it's either Rock Band or Pinball Arcade. The former because I bought at least two albums and assorted songs back in the day, and the latter because of all the Bally and Williams tables being taken down due to licensing. I think I bought everything just before the takedown deadline.
I bought all the DLC for Theatrhythm Final Fantasy AND Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Curtain Call
Except for Real Emotion because I got into the game after the rights expired :(
Except for Real Emotion because I got into the game after the rights expired :(
Only type of dlc I buy is story expansion type stuff.....I think Mass Effect 3 had quite a lot so probably that.
Rock Band by a country mile. I don't buy DLC usually but I was buying pretty much every song pack that came out for over a year.
Probably Team Fortress 2 since during a couple halloween events I didn't have time to play so I just bought everything. Overwatch may be close with all the times I dropped money on event boxes on a whim or again was too busy with work to thoroughly play an event.
Dissidia 012. I was buying every single costume, music track, etc week after week. In the end the only thing that stopped me was when PSN got hacked and Sony took the entire service down, interrupting the regular distribution of DLC from S-E for an extended period of time and I finally stopped playing the game.
Hearthstone, if you count buying packs as DLC.
I've also bought everything for Total Warhammer 2, which is probably the most non-microtransaction DLC i've ever bought.
For the most part no regrets, though compared to propper DLC, card pack are definetly not as long lasting. With regular set rotations and everything.
I've also bought everything for Total Warhammer 2, which is probably the most non-microtransaction DLC i've ever bought.
For the most part no regrets, though compared to propper DLC, card pack are definetly not as long lasting. With regular set rotations and everything.
Between three character passes, Kage, the Summer 2019 character pack, four CPT packs, the occasional costume, & the CE Upgrade Kit, Street Fighter V.
Oh easy, Sims 4. You'll spend hundreds of dollars to get the whole damn thing.
(But it's worth it. You basically get.... 100000 times more content ? It's crazy)
Also the game I've spent most TIME playing its dlc. Totally worth it for me.
(But it's worth it. You basically get.... 100000 times more content ? It's crazy)
Also the game I've spent most TIME playing its dlc. Totally worth it for me.
No an MMO or online gamer by and large, have played my fair share of BR games but never really bought into cosmetics. Played Dota for 1k+ hours though, have definitely put money into plenty of compendiums and the like, but I'd say I made all that money back by selling all the cosmetics down the line.
The Civilization games are the first thing that came to mind for "DLC" purchases. Goddam devs releasing the 'lite' version of their games at launch and then you've gotta buy the rest of the features as they complete them. I swear the only reason they get away with their shenanigans is because their games are so damn good.
The Civilization games are the first thing that came to mind for "DLC" purchases. Goddam devs releasing the 'lite' version of their games at launch and then you've gotta buy the rest of the features as they complete them. I swear the only reason they get away with their shenanigans is because their games are so damn good.
If we also include MTX, it's League of Legends and it's not even close. It is an obscene sum by any definition thereof. And I don't even play it anymore (thankfully). If we're just talking about extra content for games, probably Destiny 2. By the time I get around to DLC, it's usually on sale.
Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2. I bought every super pack, ultra pack, extra pack and anime music pack.
Hearthstone, couple of hundred on packs, expansions and adventures over 6ish years.
I'm now basically F2P because the economy and cost of trying to stay competitive is so much ludicrously higher than it used to be. Also Blizzard's actions and ethics as of late are not something I feel comfortable paying in to.
I'm now basically F2P because the economy and cost of trying to stay competitive is so much ludicrously higher than it used to be. Also Blizzard's actions and ethics as of late are not something I feel comfortable paying in to.
Groove Coaster on my iPad several years back.
Those extra songs were certainly worthwhile though!
Think I also paid for two or maybe three (am a little bit embarrassed to admit this) gold bags on the very first Infinity Blade (by the developers of the rather superb 'Shadow Complex'), as I was really struggling to go toe-to-toe with the God King with my fairly feeble weapon that was upgraded much quicker, thanks to buying those 💰.
Pleased to another person of taste ... 🎢
Those extra songs were certainly worthwhile though!
Think I also paid for two or maybe three (am a little bit embarrassed to admit this) gold bags on the very first Infinity Blade (by the developers of the rather superb 'Shadow Complex'), as I was really struggling to go toe-to-toe with the God King with my fairly feeble weapon that was upgraded much quicker, thanks to buying those 💰.
Pleased to another person of taste ... 🎢
Hearthstone and it's not even particularly close. Easily hundreds, if not thousands, of dollars through all of the new content, adventure modes, and packs.
it's a fucking disgrace that the app was never updated to 64 bit and is now unusable on new devices 😔
I was having a hard time deciding which one for me. Then I saw this and yes its the Sims 4.