Hi guys, both digital versions of the game are half off again so I thought I'd finally buy it but I don't know which way to go: do base and the Star Fox expansion or deluxe and wait on the sf expansion? Thoughts?
TheMoon
Just get the SF content. Ships and weapons are kind of a waste.
About the SF missions from gamefaqs:
It's 4 missions with each mission being about 10-15 minutes long. The last mission was pretty cool, but the other 3 were just decent. It's cool playing with the other Starfox members, but honestly, it feels like the four of them and these extra missions should have just been a part of the base game
remember the racing mode and new enemy stuff is free DLC that you get anyway. the SF DLC is just the character pilots and those missions. you could also just wait and see how much you like the base game first before you get more pilots that you only should get if you're really into the Star Fox angle of things as pilots don't really do anything special either (just more to level up).
Kotaku has a write-up:
https://kotaku.com/starlinks-latest-update-confirms-star-fox-is-still-the-1834508848
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"In honor of the DLC, I started a new game on my Switch, playing the game from the beginning as Slippy Toad because I love that whiny little tech head. His performance is adorable when he's not busy falling asleep at the flight yoke. OK, it's adorable then, too. It makes me want to play through the entire game as Peppy and Falco as well, to see what they say and do in different situations.
The three new playable heroes come with a trio of new enemies to battle. When visiting the "Crimson Moon," the mysterious bandit planet that hosts activities like racing and the arena
that came with this week's free multiplatform DLC, members of Team Star Fox receive a strange package. It's a Cornerian Cake, and inside is a challenge from a trio of Team Star Wolf baddies. Leon the chameleon, Pigma the pig, and Andrew the monkey have arrived in Atlas and are attempting to harness the power of the game's main antagonists, the Forgotten Legion, for their own gain.
Three new enemies equal three exciting new boss encounters, each tailored to the unique abilities of a member of Team Star Fox. In a tank battle against Andrew, for example, Slippy must use his special ability to confuse enemies and pit them against each other in order to damage the monkey's tank. The battle can be played with any of Starlink's pilots, but Slippy makes it easy.
It's a pity the DLC adventure is over so quickly. As with the Star Fox content included at launch, these special themed encounters are some of the most unique in Starlink. After taking down countless enemy extractors, raiding samey spaceborne bases and battling the same handful of enemies over and over again, it's so refreshing to play through something tailored and original."
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