I hope they choose to make a large expansion pack rather than lots of little DLCs. The expansion pack has room for more interaction between the systems introduced whereas DLC in ES2 each add one feature and one faction using that feature and the other factions don't really utilize the feature any more or less than each other.

It's a bit too early for us to talk about price point and post-release content, I'm afraid.

I wish more studios were like Thea guys who only sell one DLC that is essentially leaving a tip for the devs and everything else is in free updates.

But I guess you can expect more mechanics added to the game if devs think of it as investment because they can sell that. At least Amplitude guys have a story of creating solid games and it's actually the expansions that tend to be hit-or-miss for me. I expect nothing less out of Humankind, a good game by itself and then some small 'variete' packs that are still cashgrab, imo, but at least reasonably priced and bunch of big expansions.

archeas wrote:
Do you will sell a "not finish game" and sell more gameplay mechanic with it?

Imagine a dev answering "yes" to that question.

Well Ark did release DLC before ending early access, so that's kind of a yes from them.