"Exclusive character skins". so the same skins but with a different shader lolol. Whatever man, its your money to waiste, the consumers in the gaming industry suffers because of idiots like you. If drones want to throw their hard earned money down the drain go ahead. The sad part is people by these kombat packs without even maining the characters in them. If you want to lab against these characters just look up their frame data or play against sets with a friend who have the packs.
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I didn't buy it bc I know i'm not going to main any of the characters in the kombat pack. I wouldn't spend 2/3 of the price of the game just for 6 characters and some "exclusive skins" (ie more shader bs). $40 bucks for essentialy 6 characters is way overpriced, and I don't like the feeling of being violated by a big corporation like Warner Bros. I can't believe how many people fall for these corporate cock sukers and get scammed
Since you're here saying every single person with a Kombat pack is a retarded drone I'll be sincere with you, You're the idiot. Everyone who complains about DLC in fighting games today is grossly mistaken. Not only are the games kept alive far longer because of it and the constant patching we get to have* but it's a far better deal than what we used to have from the 90's up until 2010ish.
You're probably young so I'll enlighten you. In 91 arcades got a game called Street Fighter II, the series created the modern fighting game genre by drawing upon various games of the time. So after a while there was Street Fighter 2 Dash, then Dash Turbo, then Super and X:Grandmaster Challenge/Super Turbo. Games were patched back then by means of new revisions that came to arcades.
Eventually that trend came to console ports and we had three Street Fighter 3's, three Mortal Kombat 3's, Two Mortal Kombat 4's, three or four Street Fighter IV's and every single new release was a new game purchase. Nowadays you get to buy the base game and you get all the patches and support, with the option of getting characters and skins. You see there's a freedom now when before if you wanted to play the current version with everyone else or go to tournaments you'd buy a fucking "new game" every year.
It's not hard to understand why people are fine with it is it? Also the Kombat Pack people are potentially keeping the game alive so you can continue playing, Warner could drop support if the game stopped selling, and that's not even getting into where the Pro series money comes from or why it's worth it to maintain it, hope you enjoyed this Fighting game history lecture.
*In case it's not perfectly clear, the DLC often funds the patching process. I thought it best to explain since very basic concepts are being missed in this thread.
