- #INFAMOUS SECOND SON PAPER TRAIL WEBSITE NOT WORKING FOR FREE#
- #INFAMOUS SECOND SON PAPER TRAIL WEBSITE NOT WORKING PATCH#
Karma progression extended to support longer playtime Normal difficulty has been slightly increased to challenge the player’s mastery of their powersĮxpert difficulty has been fine-tuned to ensure it is the best experience for skilled gamers Manga and murder, follow the trail of origami doves to discover the full story behind the D.U.P.'s occupation of Seattle.ġ9 story missions and corresponding web-based investigations, approximately 5 hours of unique gameplay. Innovative online and in-game story arc co-developed by Sucker Punch and 42 Entertainment
Work with an investigative reporter to understand the source of conduit powersĤ story missions, approximately 1 hour of gameplayįREE bonus missions and exclusive web content
#INFAMOUS SECOND SON PAPER TRAIL WEBSITE NOT WORKING PATCH#
Here are the full 1.01 patch notes if you want to take a look:Įxplore the events immediately following inFAMOUS 2 Perhaps we'll see that tomorrow on launch day, and this is just one of the industry's usual leaks, ruining everyone's planned timetables. I maintain that Sony and Sucker Punch have done a strange job of promoting the game, as I don't quite understand why this information is coming via rather than a bubbly press release directly from the company revealing loads of free content for everyone. I will be downloading Infamous: Second Son tomorrow and will have my own thoughts on the game soon after that. Perhaps Sucker Punch is trying a different approach to marketing: free stuff.
#INFAMOUS SECOND SON PAPER TRAIL WEBSITE NOT WORKING FOR FREE#
Recently, I paid $15 for what I believe was little more than 90 minutes of The Last of Us DLC, so five hours for free is a welcome change from the status quo. Five additional hours of backstory and content is pretty huge, even for paid DLC.
The most significant takeaway from all this is that the "Paper Trail" content is free.
It's 300 MB in total which is relatively puny compared to the sort of patches we see nowadays (I think I had one for Dead Rising 3 that was 16 GB), though I expect when the new missions are released weekly, they'll all have to be downloaded separately. The patch also boasts graphical improvements, difficulty balancing and improved boss fights, something cited as a point of contention in a few reviews.