A Call of Duty sales representative has announced downloadable content for downloadable content, describing the additional purchase as a way to make an expansion feel complete without including everything in it. Under the new arrangement, owners of Advanced Warfare‘s Havoc pack will first buy the game, then the expansion, then a smaller expansion confirming that they really meant it. “The first purchase gets you through the door,” the representative explained. “The next one is for the experience of being inside.”
The add-on includes alternative gloves, a different shade of ammunition pouch and a celebratory gesture for players who have successfully navigated all the purchases. A premium version of the gesture ends with both arms raised. The standard edition raises one.
Players asked whether an expansion pass would cover the extra content. The representative confirmed that it covers the expansion. The expansion’s expansion would require the Expansion Expansion Pass, which is separate from the pass that includes future passes. “We don’t want anyone paying for things they don’t need,” he said. “That’s why we’ve divided everything into so many things they might.”
A proposed store diagram showing the relationship between the purchases has itself been split into a free introductory diagram and a paid explanation of the arrows.
The team is now considering a completion badge for customers who own every available pack. The badge will be sold separately.
