The same applies to to patch policy, there were realeased two patches 1.30 and 1.31 that could be easily released as one patch, then there are fixed bugs not mentioned in the changelog, and finally we have a patch 1.32 that until today is not officially announced in a thread title. The relation between basic game price and DLC gets lost.Īlso the release policy is confusing - one DLC you get through in game store but not on steam, other on gamersgate but again not all DLCs - not really funny to search on various sources for additional content. I have no problem to pay for additional content but it must be worth - but if I have to pay already half price of the basic game for so little additional content (a few vehicles and 1 - in words one - landmark, wow) then I feel a little bit taken for a ride. If this is the policy, one landmark = 1 Euro, then good night.

For a few vehicles more and a lot more needed landmarks (that should have been included from the beginning) we have a normal full priced game, if not even more than full priced. With this little additional content (2 vehicle sets and 1 landmarks) we are at 31 €. Now I start to understand the relative low price for the basic game. And I find the prices for the DLC's quite hefty - and only for content that should be already from the release day one in the game.

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