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7/10/2025, 6:56:51 PM
>>530695325
>When a game comes out, it's considered complete
>so devs stop working on it to work on something else
That hasn't been the case since "expansion packs" became common(it's been a few decades), especially once games started dripfeeding content that should have been in the base game into the game for years as DLC.
>When a game comes out, it's considered complete
>so devs stop working on it to work on something else
That hasn't been the case since "expansion packs" became common(it's been a few decades), especially once games started dripfeeding content that should have been in the base game into the game for years as DLC.
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