Since there are no DLC challenge maps, these classes strike me more as cosmetic than anything. This happens very late and would require an amount of grinding that would break the game anyway. It's just that you need to be third tier (and level 20, right?) in order to get promoted. However, this is a particularly bad deal for consumers, and I hope people here will know better than to give Intelligent Systems their money and encourage them to continue this trend.Д®dit: Oh, and I should point out that I don't want the DLC classes to be needed for the main story. This does not mean people loved all the DLC in earlier titles by any means some folks just straight up dislike any form of DLC. It's just expensive and as it stands right now not very useful for anything. Not only that, but much more of thisВ DLC is available much earlier than Awakening and Fates' DLC was, something that makes me wonder if they've actually cut development time to work on it. It feels like we get less bang for our buck when compared especially to Awakening. Not only that, but they only offer expanded backstory and dialogue of a select few characters. The Deliverance DLC seems to reuse maps which, while in line with the story, is not exactly fertile soil for riveting gameplay. The four tier classes are not needed for anything since you can beat chapter 6 without them, and there are no challenge maps to use them or the grinding maps for.

While some people complain about DLC in general, the fact remains that as of now, a lot of the Shadows of Valentia DLC is strikingly superfluous.

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