Here is a music video I made in collaboration with P. Nathan Smith and his band “The Winning Caption.” Using Rock Band 3, a lot of plastic instruments, and even more of me jumping around and acting a fool.
This was shot as a test using my new Canon t3i camera. Expect more videos soon!
Downloadable Content? I love it! It’s like printing free money! It’s a trick we learned from heroin dealers: give people a little bit, but not enough to tide them over, and then charge them exorbitant fees to continue with the taste of heroin that they’ve come to love. Now, if you’ll excuse me, I am going to go eat bacon-covered diamonds. Because I’m that fucking rich.
-Unnamed Microsoft Executive
The most obvious complaints against Downloadable Content, or DLC, have been made many times, so I’ll rehash them quickly before I get to my point. Basically, companies sell incomplete games, and then make you pay to complete them. Or, they charge too much for content that adds very little to the game. (“For only $10, you can get the Modern Warfare 2: Hat Editor! Change your character’s hat to a cowboy hat, fedora, or bowler! And if you like the Hat Editor, make sure to get the $5 Hat Editor expansion, which allows you to purchase a baseball hat in one of 4 awesome colors!”) Those are valid points, and reason enough to hate the policy of charging for DLC.
I’d like to add another problem with a lot of DLC: it breaks storylines.
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Tagged civilization iv, dlc, downloadable content, dragon age origins, l4d, oblivion, rock band, sins of a solar empire, steam
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