I wish Ubisoft would quit adding cool updates to Anno 2205. I mean, seriously, who thinks up biomes for a city builder and comes up with space stations? The game already came with the moon, and now it’s on its way to the stars? Enough already! Anno 2205 was already an insidiously effective timesink and one of my favorite citybuilders.
I’ve had Anno 2205 wishlisted for a while but this is really icky behavior. While I didn’t buy the season pass and am not personally affected, it just makes me want to spend my money elsewhere, you know?
It’s not even a good deal in comparison to other season pass offers. It’s $20 for the pass. Alternatively, it’s $12 per DLC. Since Frontiers isn’t in the pass bundle, there’s only the two DLC bits included. A $4 savings? WTF, Ubisoft? Most other season pass packages give you the discount equivalent to at least 50% of a DLC.
What I don’t get about shortsighted behavior like this is that it’s just going to harm their Season Pass sales going forward. I guess someone really needed to hit their quarterly numbers?
I’ve never seen a 2% score for a big name property on Steam. Grab some popcorn because UBisoft is going to get sued either individually or by the EU & UK board of advertising. They changed the wording of the Season Pass in Steam from all content to the stated two DLC’s. This is a big no-no and is technically worse than what No Man’s Sky did.
According to a bunch of users on Steam and reddit yes, but I’m not sure if anyone had the foresight to take a screenshot of the Season Pass page (I mean, why would you?). Can Google cache bring up Steam stuff? Apparently the change was made 7-14 days ago.
Edit: I went all the way back to November and as far as I can see the store page for the season pass hasn’t changed at all. There’s even a review for it from the same time (Nov 2015) which is just some guy asking how to unlock the Orbit and Tundra.
I know the 2nd Borderlands did, after the season pass content finished up they had 5 additional smaller dlcs (I think they were holiday related?) that came out.