5 hours in and honestly I am enjoying it a lot more than I thought I would. I didn't buy the preorder because I've been burned time and time again with those and glad I didn't to be honest. For them to, on release, bring out yet another $150 DLC means they are cash cowing this game hard. The preorder being $150 was kind of understandable, because it gave 5 days of exclusive access prior to release but this new pack is just them with their hand out begging. While the game is fun and enjoyable, if they dropped their DLC prices to something more reasonable they would infinitely increase their revenue because people like me would actually buy it. Look at games like Clash of Clans - their monthly content is $10 which comes with skins etc and sometimes I buy that and forget about it and then the next month do the same thing. It's not that I don't have the money, I just can't justify spending the same amount as a AAA game, multiple times over, on content that doesn't really make a difference to the enjoyment of the game for me (unlock new areas, new quests, more lore/story etc). That's the beauty of choice though, so each to their own. Have at it whales.

I recommend the game as long as you keep your wallet hidden from yourself while you play. If you can't control your urges to buy the shiny things then probably stay away because you'll lose more in a day on this game then you would going hard on a night out with friends.

5 hours in and honestly I am enjoying it a lot more than I thought I would. I didn't buy the preorder because I've been burned time and time again with those and glad I didn't to be honest. For them to, on release, bring out yet another $150 DLC means they are cash cowing this game hard. The preorder being $150 was kind of understandable, because it gave 5 days of exclusive access prior to release but this new pack is just them with their hand out begging. While the game is fun and enjoyable, if they dropped their DLC prices to something more reasonable they would infinitely increase their revenue because people like me would actually buy it. Look at games like Clash of Clans - their monthly content is $10 which comes with skins etc and sometimes I buy that and forget about it and then the next month do the same thing. It's not that I don't have the money, I just can't justify spending the same amount as a AAA game, multiple times over, on content that doesn't really make a difference to the enjoyment of the game for me (unlock new areas, new quests, more lore/story etc). That's the beauty of choice though, so each to their own. Have at it whales. I recommend the game as long as you keep your wallet hidden from yourself while you play. If you can't control your urges to buy the shiny things then probably stay away because you'll lose more in a day on this game then you would going hard on a night out with friends.