Warner Brothers is No Stranger to Harmful DLC and Controversy

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WB and Monolith studios, are no strangers of foolish controversy. With the original Middle Earth: Shadow of Mordor firsts controversy, struck you would think they learned. With WB and their previous takes on DLC. It should come to no surprise, micro-transactions and always online features, would make there way to a single player game.



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