I'm assuming 20 year celebration is the complete edition. If so I wouldn't mind spending $10 to get the upgrade to 20 year Celebration and get all the DLC.
If the season pass keeps increasing in discount at the same rate as it has been, it may get to that price by end of year. Likewise, if it continues at that rate, and matches to the first Tomb Raider and its DLCs, it'll cap out at 80% discount [$6], and probably get to that by end of the following year.
That said, the DLCs are mostly flavor, rather than anything that expands the main game, so [if you haven't already] it's probably worth looking into the DLCs and seeing if they're something you'd want to pay $6-12 for, to begin with.
The season pass includes:
Solo/Co-op Endurance Mode
Zombie Defense Mode
Survival Mode Baba Yaga Story DLC (est. 2 hours gameplay) Blood Ties Story DLC (est. 30 minutes narrative-based gameplay)
Extreme Difficulty Mode for Campaign
Cosmetics
Alternatively, you can scroll down on this page to select individual DLCs [with the 20 Year Celebration DLC containing the Zombie Defense, Blood Ties, and Extreme Difficulty Mode DLCs (and some cosmetics)], though they quickly add up to equal or exceed the season pass price. Likewise, since they thus far seem to not go below 50% discount, the season pass may end up only further improving in the cost benefit it offers over the individual DLCs.
I gave it a bit of a misleading title, admittedly. Lara's Nightmare was marketed as 'Defend the manor from Zombies', so I shortened it off that; It's really more of a 20~ minute long 'go through the mansion filled with moaning, shambling, murderous humans'. They're susceptible to non-head-shots, and you can take your own pace through the manor, so it's more of a side-mission with spooky lighting and flavorful enemies than it is a "zombie defense mode".
Here's a playthrough that completes the mode in about 15 minutes, if you're curious- of course, short as the mode is, you'll run the risk of spoiling the mode for you with even a few minutes of watching. [>>]
I'm assuming 20 year celebration is the complete edition. If so I wouldn't mind spending $10 to get the upgrade to 20 year Celebration and get all the DLC.
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If the season pass keeps increasing in discount at the same rate as it has been, it may get to that price by end of year. Likewise, if it continues at that rate, and matches to the first Tomb Raider and its DLCs, it'll cap out at 80% discount [$6], and probably get to that by end of the following year.
That said, the DLCs are mostly flavor, rather than anything that expands the main game, so [if you haven't already] it's probably worth looking into the DLCs and seeing if they're something you'd want to pay $6-12 for, to begin with.
The season pass includes:
Solo/Co-op Endurance Mode
Zombie Defense Mode
Survival Mode
Baba Yaga Story DLC (est. 2 hours gameplay)
Blood Ties Story DLC (est. 30 minutes narrative-based gameplay)
Extreme Difficulty Mode for Campaign
Cosmetics
Alternatively, you can scroll down on this page to select individual DLCs [with the 20 Year Celebration DLC containing the Zombie Defense, Blood Ties, and Extreme Difficulty Mode DLCs (and some cosmetics)], though they quickly add up to equal or exceed the season pass price. Likewise, since they thus far seem to not go below 50% discount, the season pass may end up only further improving in the cost benefit it offers over the individual DLCs.
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Zombie Defense Mode? I will not lie I want that bad so I might still get it, but I'll wait till it's on sale.
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I gave it a bit of a misleading title, admittedly. Lara's Nightmare was marketed as 'Defend the manor from Zombies', so I shortened it off that; It's really more of a 20~ minute long 'go through the mansion filled with moaning, shambling, murderous humans'. They're susceptible to non-head-shots, and you can take your own pace through the manor, so it's more of a side-mission with spooky lighting and flavorful enemies than it is a "zombie defense mode".
Here's a playthrough that completes the mode in about 15 minutes, if you're curious- of course, short as the mode is, you'll run the risk of spoiling the mode for you with even a few minutes of watching. [>>]
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Thanks, but I will avoid the video. I know I'll play it sometime next month so I don't want to risk spoiling it.
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Thank you for the breakdown. )
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Thanks so much for the heads up. ^.^ and the chance to win.
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Thanks a lot, Gallappago! :)
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Thank you!
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Thanks!
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Thanks for the wishlist giveaway. )
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Thanks! =)
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