I guess you failed reading comprehension he asked about black ops 3 dlc not about any past cod dlc. And even if you wanted to make a comparison should have done so relating to past Treyarch dlc only.
I'm not blowing anything out of proportion I'm just tired of seeing you shit up threads concerning dlc with nonsensical bullshit.
Ok, just to weigh in as the asker of the question that kicked it off. My general impression was that each COD rolled out map packs in a similar fashion, and I wanted to figure out if the historical way maps were rolled out made them less of a value in previous game. I thought I recalled at least one multiplayer game that rolled out DLC that could only be played in private lobbies, which does zero for me. I don't think it was ever COD, but how maps are rolled out does determine how much value you get out of them.
I am already ready for more after a month, and two months with a DLC pack in matchmaking may be all I need. I'm spending enough time in the game that the value proposition isn't that bad, as I might enjoy some new scenery even if temporary.
I wasn't coming up with a great google search on this topic, so I appreciate the info.
Battlefield Premium didnt seem so bad in how it was rolled out. I don't want to go from the map set that is there now to having limit myself to a 4 map playlist if I want to interact with DLC as well. That's no good.