Total War: warhammer III is accused of being ugly, with the price of DLC rising to $25

CTOnews.com, August 19 (Xinhua)-- "Total War: Warhammer 3" is about to launch a DLC game expansion pack called "Shadows of Change", but players are strongly dissatisfied with the price adjustment of DLC.

The "Shadows of Change" DLC brings three new legendary lords: the treacherous changing Spirit, the Aurora of Aurora and Sister Ostankiya of Keesriff, as well as their unique battle mechanisms, new troops and new combat skills that can be unleashed, and players will plot and conquer the entire medieval warhammer world in an unprecedented way.

"Shadows of Change" is more like a collection of legendary lords, with a price of $25 and a limited-time discount of $22.49, compared with $10 for the previous two collections, causing a strong backlash among players.

There are still two weeks to go before the launch of "Shadows of Change", but players who have heard the news have expressed their dissatisfaction on Steam by scoring, believing that the developer's pricing is "predatory" and cutting players' leeks.

Rob Bartholomew, product director of Creative Assembly, then responded to the price increase of DLC:

Although now is not a good time to raise prices, we have thought carefully before making a price increase. We need more business support to promote Warhammer 3 to ensure that the previously planned content can be landed on schedule.