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Podcast Discussion / Re: Episode 951: Unleashing Tingle Upon Hyrule
« Last post by Crimm on November 10, 2025, 11:02:40 AM »Seek help
i just saw your post on a forum calling a guy a filthy casual cause he didnt play mh4. the **** is wrong with u bitch? calling someone casual cause they didnt play some shitty game? also i went to ur profile and it said "why are you reading this". u are some big edgelord huh. what a fucking basement dwelling loser you are. **** you
We know what this and the DK DLC are. They were released so soon after the game's release that you know they were at worst almost finished when the base game launched. A lot of DLC is just taking a chunk of the game out and charging extra for it. But Nintendo can be a little more clever about this and not make it so obvious. Have some patience and wait at least six months. "We made some more content for that game you love" is such a better sell than "We held back on this to make you pay extra for it."
That's intentional. Separate apps mean easier development, maintenance, and deployment. If everything was on a single app, code changes could break existing functionality in other parts of the app requiring a ton of regression testing before release. As separate individual apps, Nintendo can roll out bug fixes and improvements much faster.
TL;DR: You should want separate apps. If one app fails, it won’t take the other functionality down with it, and it's much easier to fix.