If you could install the DLC off the 2nd disc, I think it would have copy protection issues. This means the DLC would need to install off the 2nd disc while you still use the 1st disc to play. Usually DLC still requires the core components of the game. they should have just made a second disc. It costs pennies for them to print a second disc with DLC on it. This thread was merely to warn others who may still trust Bethesda and Fallout GOTY editions. Going forward, I would not buy anything from them unless it is 100% confirmed. Granted due diligence is must with games, particularly EA and now Bethesda. So it is understandable why someone may blindly buy their GOTY edition and expect the same experience as before. In addition, there weren't many reviews on launch day. However, prior to this all Bethesda GOTY editions of Fallout came with dlc on disc. Saints Row 4 called theirs the Game of the Generation Edition.
To know what you are getting, read either customer reviews or if you need that information before the game releases, Saints Row 4 called theirs the Game of the Generation Edition despite being below average. Of them that do reviews and yet it can still claim it is a Game of the Year, even though the game itself is below mediocre overall. I think exactly one media outlet gave Dead Island a Game of the Year award out of the three hundred plus "Game of the Year Edition" is a term that is loosely thrown out there. has message boards for specific games and usually that is one of the questions that comes up for Game of the Year, Ultimate or Complete Editions.
To know what you are getting, read either customer reviews or if you need that information before the game releases. (original vanilla game with a DLC voucher). There have been other Complete or Game of the Year Editions that are just the base original game packaged with a separate DLC code to manually download the DLC content.ĭragon Age Inquisition Game of the Year Edition and other EA Games like Star Wars Battlefront Ultimate Edition are just some of them
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