Resident Evil 7 'Not a Hero' DLC Delayed
Ever since the seventh installment of the Resident Evil series has been released, it's been creating all kind of news. Then came the news of 'Resident Evil 7’s DLC featuring Chris Redfield' and everyone loses their minds. Originally, the DLC titled 'Not A Hero' was set to release on during spring 2017 but according to Capcom reports, the DLC will not be out by then.
Recently, Capcom executives have made this decision of delaying 'Not A Hero' and took YouTube to shootout this official announcement to the fans.
Here is the three minutes video published on Resident Evil's official YouTube channel that explains the reason for the delay.
Producer Masachika Kawata and director Koshi Nakanishi have addressed the reason for the unexpected delay in the DLC's release date to be "Quality". As Resident Evil 7 has not only re-invented the franchise and genre but also raised the bar of expectation much higher. Even though they had nearly finished the game, they thought it is not worthy of being the DLC this game deserves. So, to try and reach the high amount of expectations from fans, Capcom's RE team has taken this initiative.
And given the humane nature of the message and their simplest attempt to reach out to fans and gamers like this really had a positive vibe. Most of the awaiting audience were OK with it as they are prioritizing the quality for a DLC content that is intended to be free.
Recently, Capcom executives have made this decision of delaying 'Not A Hero' and took YouTube to shootout this official announcement to the fans.
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| Resident Evil 7 'Not a Hero' DLC Delayed |
Here is the three minutes video published on Resident Evil's official YouTube channel that explains the reason for the delay.
Producer Masachika Kawata and director Koshi Nakanishi have addressed the reason for the unexpected delay in the DLC's release date to be "Quality". As Resident Evil 7 has not only re-invented the franchise and genre but also raised the bar of expectation much higher. Even though they had nearly finished the game, they thought it is not worthy of being the DLC this game deserves. So, to try and reach the high amount of expectations from fans, Capcom's RE team has taken this initiative.
And given the humane nature of the message and their simplest attempt to reach out to fans and gamers like this really had a positive vibe. Most of the awaiting audience were OK with it as they are prioritizing the quality for a DLC content that is intended to be free.
