That is when the community starts complaining that custom builds suck and is crap in specific parts of the game.

Like with EA and Microsoft back on the old xbox, if Nintendo ever pissed EA off, EA takes everything on that platform offline. Well, that is if they bring games on the WiiU.

Its all for looks obviously. The same thing applies to how some movies are meant to be fun entertainment, but then the angry critical people nitpick every little detail.

Paying an exact amount is better than paying more than the displayed amount.

It probably won't be the end of exclusive content for NEW buyers.

DLC is always optional from the main game.

What other Gauntlet Legends esque game is there on consoles these days?

Starcraft 64

Starcraft 64 was still awesome.

There is no point when the playerbase in general go for the same point placement and claims it is the only way to play *insert character here*.

Sony never had a problem with Kojima Productions real money marketplace for new addons ((not the customization one obviously)). It wasn't until after MGO's release that KP added psn wallet support.

Yes, Arenanet did a good job with separating the pvp from the pve. Other mmo's make pvp start from mid-level range to the endgame and people are rushing to get to endgame to play pvp without taking time to experience the content in-between.

Rocky got his own statue. Its only fair Robocop should get one too.

That de-level aspect of the game was to counter what you see in other mmo's: a separation of friends/players at different levels, and high level characters striking down everything in low level areas with ease. It has its strengths and is fun going around doing that but it failed in keeping a challenge in the area…

Wish Blizzard fixed the auction house in Diablo 2.

An open sandbox designed as Killing Floor would be great as an alternative to DayZ and Planetside 2. Dead Island and Defiance are probably the closest for now.

No, corporations do NOT control the modding community. The companies love the modding the community even today. There is a difference between allowing mods to come into a game for the community and putting restrictions on specific games to offer a level playing field for everyone. I never once said "You mentioned…

WoW was great starting from a low level and making the journey to the level cap following quests, storylines, and random adventures in the world. The group that is dedicated to skipping all the content just to play pvp at the level cap can suck it.

Defiance? Probably the closest game right now.

Ah, but here's the thing. Players can store meat, which ensures survival, but also lessens the number of huntable dinosaurs on the map. That's a problem for other tribes, and this is where the comparison to DayZ comes in. The potential for delicious tension and conflict between players is high here.