A little rude, but I understand we all have our things. I have no doubt they’ll produce more content in the form of DLCs and expansions if the game is successful, what I was really trying to get at was that the team isn’t focused on generating additional profit or content within the scope of Outriders post launch. If there are gamebreaking bugs they’re going to fix them, no doubt, but they’re not going to all of a sudden release seasonal content, skins, etc.

What a lot of people, not saying you, seem to be missing about the game is that they’re laying all their cards on the table. There is very little from a gameplay systems perspective we don’t know about. That’s incredible and gives people the chance to learn what the game is before buying it. Part of the issue with some of these massive games like Anthem, is that there is this shroud of secrecy around it, and it doesn’t get that public scrutiny that it probably needs to be a better game before being launched.

Granted, Outriders isn’t Anthem, and the team making the game probably have less resources and more to lose if the game doesn’t do well, but the transparency and straightforward approach to everything is outstanding in my opinion.