Has there ever been an instance where a Season Pass was worth it? Especially on PC, where the DLC will be discounted heavily within a year or so.
Depends what you regard as 'worth it', really. After all, much the same argument holds up equally well when applied to picking up *games* at launch, without any consideration for DLC. Waiting gets you things cheaper. That is how it is, and most likely that is how it always will be.
I've been really cautious of Season Passes. Seems like a lot of the time they screw you over and make the first couple of DLC's crap.
In what world is that sound financial sense? Do bear in mind that they'd be wanting to still sell these DLCs to people who didn't purchase a season pass, what do they stand to *gain* by deliberately making them bad?
Edit:
Yup. They lost what I'm guessing would have been a week 1 sale from me as well.
I loved borderlands 1 and all of the DLC that it had but I bought it all for $20 on a steam sale last year.
So, just to recap: You would have happily purchased a game on week 1 if it had *less* content, but now it has the scope to have *more*, you're waiting until you pay
less for it all?
I'm not disputing the latter argument; it's certainly a valid choice, it may well be smarter to wait - but I don't quite understand why on *earth* you'd have been willing to buy on Day 1 ever in that situation.