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[Blue Lou]

I bought the Guacamelee, Sleeping Dogs, Arkham Origins DLC, nothing else comes to mind.

 

[Azzurri]

Couple Hundred in:

Marvel Hero's
CS:GO
Hearthstone.

If you count monthly subs for MMO's, them way more than I like to know.

 

[Xater]

DOTA2 but I stopped playing that.

Hearthstone is probably also up there, but I stopped with it as well.

 

[Keasar]

Warframe, League of Legends and Guild Wars 2.

 

[GIANKRATOS]

Bloodborne: The Old Hunters, 20€ dlc.

 

[Jabba]

Spent alot during my time playing Star Trek Online. I believe I spent $240 once in a month. Other months it was $100 or so.

 

[rainking187]

I haven't spent any money on microtransactions, but I guess as far as DLC goes I bought all of the New Vegas DLC as it was released.

 

[N.Grim]

This thread explain why we can't have nice things

 

[tsab]

Rockband and Nintendo Badge Arcade :/

 

[natertots]

This thread explain why we can't have nice things

You've never bought a piece of DLC before?

 

[dickgumshoe]

Upcoming amiibo F2P game

 

[Jeremy]

Rocket League.

 

[Wulfram]

£3 on SW:tOR

edit: Or I guess £12 each buying DLC for ME3 and DAI

 

[AbandonedTrolley]

Singstar maybe £200
Driveclub £20

 

[Lilalaunebaer]

The Expansion pass for Witcher 3. 25€. And only because they´re actually expansions, like in the good old days.

And the season pass for Mario Kart 8.

Microtransactions? Nevah.

 

[timothyonfire]

I've bought the LA Noire Season Pass for $3 or $4.

Sleeping Dogs DLC packs for $3 altogether.

Max Payne 3 Season Pass with game for $7.

Darksiders 2 Season Pass for $3.

Trials Fusion Season Pass for $6.

RDR complete game and DLC for $8.

There's other but you get the idea. I never pay full price for DLC. I plan to pick up Rocket League DLC eventually at full price. I think that's the only game where I have no problems paying full price.

 

[Sector Clear]

I spent shitloads on PlanetSide 2...

And some on CS:GO, but nowhere near as much as PlanetSide 2.

 

[Prototype]

Hearthstone. Nothing else comes close.

 

[Spades]

I've almost certainly spent over £2000 on Madden over the past ~6 years. I've stopped playing Ultimate Team now, though, so haven't spent a penny on it this year (and probably never will in the future).

Other than that, About £40 worth of Silver in Destiny is my next chunk.

 

[StereoVsn]

Well, are we talking reasonable story DLCs like say Fallout 3/NV/Witcher/etc or BS stuff? If the former I have bought for quite a lot of games like the ones mentioned above, Bioshock, Deus Ex HR, etc.. And for the latter I wasted like $25 on NBA 2K15 card game for some reason.

 

[Gravy Boat]

Hearthstone card packs.

This is me. I hope the girlfriend never finds out.

 

[LakeEarth]

For sure $100-200 for more Rockband songs. It's actually become a detriment to the series. Since I made a Xbox 360 -> PS4 jump, I can't get transfer my DLC to Rockband 4. As a result, I can't bring myself to buy Rockband 4.

I love Harmonix so it makes me feel a little bad. I'll buy Amplitude to even it out.

 

[Tal Shiar Agent]

$50 for Battlefield 3 Premium, Battlefield 4 Premium, and Star Wars Battlefront Season Pass.

 

[Vlaphor]

I've dropped more than I'm willing to admit (even to myself) on DOA5 costumes.

 

[hardcastlemccormick]

I spent $5 on Mass Effect 3, and then spent $40 on its DLC.

That's more than I've spent on all other DLC combined.

The painful thing is I'll probably rebuy all the DLC for PC again too.

 

[NippleViking]

I've spent a lot of money on DLC, but Halo 5 was the first time I've ever participated in the microtransaction sinkhole. Paid about $50.

 

[Logsi]

World of Warcraft...

Realm Transfers, Race Changes, Faction Changes...

Spent far too much...got to be upwards of £500 if not more! :/

 

[SpideySenses]

Rock Band by the large margin, no idea about the actual cost and honestly I don't want to think about it.

 

[fhqwhgads]

Team Fortress 2 easily, I've lost count how much I've spent.
Professional Killstreak weapons for every class!

 

[Eggbok]

Woah ... How?

One of my favorite things to do in games is character customization and decorating. PlayStation Home was basically customization simulator. Every week there were new houses, new decorations, new furniture, new clothes. Then they added dances, vehicles, other random crap.

I also used PlayStation Home regularly with a lot of friends after school so I always felt like I was getting my moneys worth. Everything was getting used at some point, and this happened for 7 years. PlayStation Home is long gone now and the crazy thing is that I don't regret any of it.

On second thought, I feel pretty good about the money I've spent on TF2, now...

Haha glad I could help.