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SOULCALIBUR VI Season Pass Download For Mobile

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An affordable discount pass that includes 5 DLC packs.

Season Pass Bonus:
・Additional Playable Character: Tira

Content included in the Season Pass:
・Playable Character: 2B
・Character Creation Set A
・Playable Character: Amy
・Character Creation Set B
・Playable Character C b4d347fde0

Title: SOULCALIBUR VI Season Pass
Genre: Action
Developer:
BANDAI NAMCO Studios, Dimps Corporation
Publisher:
BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment
Franchise:
FRANCHISE
Release Date: 18 Oct, 2018

Minimum:

OS: Windows 7, 8.1, 10 (64-bit)
Processor: Intel Core i3-4160 @ 3.60GHz or equivalent
Memory: 6 GB RAM
Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050
DirectX: Version 11
Storage: 20 GB available space
Sound Card: DirectX compatible soundcard or onboard chipset

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After some time looking at the season pass content, I think I can confidently say it's more content but not more quality. If you're on the fence, it's probably not worth it.

If you love SCVI and are hungry for more options no matter how few, then it'll be worth it. Maybe not worth the price tag, as what seems like a large number of items actually doesn't end up feeling like many more options, but it does include some of the better and more interesting pieces. But chances are, if you're that person, you already own this.

If you merely liked SCVI and you're wondering if a few new characters and items will make the game better, it wont. In other games DLC can change gameplay or add entirely new genres of visuals. The season pass is just familiar content. It's some more nondescript armor pieces, some more European fantasy fashion, some more skimpy clothes. A lot of it seems to just be old content brought back, nothing new. The new character move sets might mean something to serious competitive players, but to a more casual player it wont feel that different from what's already there. Even the 2b moves just doesn't feel that unique.

There's still one more character to go, but it feels safe to bet it wont be anything shocking. It'll be an old character like Cassandra or some other video game character who uses melee or magic in ways we already see. Whatever the character, their outfit wont dramatically open up creative options. Honestly even if it was a very interesting character from a game with interesting mechanics, it feels safe to say in SCVI they would amount to more melee in a costume.

You get the feeling the current development for the game is by design of a very very limited scope. Cheap, quick visual content pumped out to get some more money out of more dedicated players hungry for more. That we're not going to see anything new.. I think its worth it.
4 characters plus a bunch of items which is basically costumes for any character you want, is a good deal to me.
If you aren't as crazy about Soul Calibur as I am, maybe wait for a sale for the season pass.. Not worth the price they're asking for what little it brings.. After some time looking at the season pass content, I think I can confidently say it's more content but not more quality. If you're on the fence, it's probably not worth it.

If you love SCVI and are hungry for more options no matter how few, then it'll be worth it. Maybe not worth the price tag, as what seems like a large number of items actually doesn't end up feeling like many more options, but it does include some of the better and more interesting pieces. But chances are, if you're that person, you already own this.

If you merely liked SCVI and you're wondering if a few new characters and items will make the game better, it wont. In other games DLC can change gameplay or add entirely new genres of visuals. The season pass is just familiar content. It's some more nondescript armor pieces, some more European fantasy fashion, some more skimpy clothes. A lot of it seems to just be old content brought back, nothing new. The new character move sets might mean something to serious competitive players, but to a more casual player it wont feel that different from what's already there. Even the 2b moves just doesn't feel that unique.

There's still one more character to go, but it feels safe to bet it wont be anything shocking. It'll be an old character like Cassandra or some other video game character who uses melee or magic in ways we already see. Whatever the character, their outfit wont dramatically open up creative options. Honestly even if it was a very interesting character from a game with interesting mechanics, it feels safe to say in SCVI they would amount to more melee in a costume.

You get the feeling the current development for the game is by design of a very very limited scope. Cheap, quick visual content pumped out to get some more money out of more dedicated players hungry for more. That we're not going to see anything new.. Not worth the price they're asking for what little it brings.