Season Pass [There won't be one - confirmed]

I'm fine with no season pass. I never was keen to the idea of buying DLC in advance when there is no guarantee that the extra content will be worth purchasing. I definitely learned my lesson after buying the season pass for Fallout 4.

I like the season passes. It's a nice option for those of us who know they're going to buy all the DLC - to save a bit of money (I bought one for Fallout 4 on promo shortly after the game launched and saved almost $20 that way) and have them automatically install when available. I understand why some people wouldn't want to spend their money in advance when they don't know what they're getting for it, which is fine - I just want the option. Especially as Bioware games are one of the very few I would actually purchase one for.

Half of that will be time spent on fetch quests.

Man, the prices of Mass Effect and Dragon Age DLC ain't got shit on Destiny's expansion prices.

With other publishers, the money 'saved' by getting a Season Pass instead of all the DLC separately is minuscule anyway, isn't it?

Lol, I'd be happy if they had finally bundled up all the DLCs for the MET and offered them as a bundle at a price that does not exceed the price of the damn game. It's so silly.

The whole GoY idea is to sell each user two copies of the game, because that cost is less than the DLCs added up.

There had BETTER not be one, Bioware or s28.postimg.org/c2mr6y831/i_will_fuck_you_up.gif

I am personally indifferent to having a season pass.  I just don't like the idea behind them for you are pre-ordering content that you have even less of an idea about then when you pre-order a game and that is when they make the big push to sell them.

Until other companies copy what CDR did with The Witcher 3 I don't consider it changing the game for the game didn't change, they just did something different compared to everyone else. I could compare the DLC for Dragon Age: Inquisition to the DLC for Fallout 4 and there Inquisition has the superior DLC and the better value for my money.  To me constantly comparing one game to one that you think is overall better is just like what AMD is doing right now with their new cards always using Doom as the reference point and to me that starts to become a message saying Doom is the only game that has done it better.  So right now The Witcher has done things better, but that doesn't mean that BioWare is the worst they just have room for improvement.