Info about Mortal Kombat 11 DC Elseworlds Skin Pack:

Official game description:
This item is already included in the Kombat Pack.  
Three new character skins. The DC Elseworlds Skin Pack delivers DC Comics inspired versions of Mortal Kombat characters including Darkest Knight Noob Saibot, Killer Krok Baraka and Katwoman of Outworld Kitana.

Release date: Feb 4, 2020

Categories: Fighting Game, Character-based Combat, Cosmetic DLC, Crossover Content, DC Comics, Mortal Kombat


- Hardware Profile: No data
Feature extractions:
- Community Price: No data
- Playtime Metrics:
  - Game completion: N/A
  - Story completion: N/A
  - Session length: N/A
  - Endgame: N/A
  - Reasoning: All reviews describe the DLC as purely cosmetic, discuss value or technical issues, and never mention hours played, completion times, session lengths, or endgame content. Therefore no playtime metric can be supported.
- Time-to-fun: No data
- Player Archetypes:
  - Cosmetic Connoisseur (buy)
    - Motivation: To collect and enjoy visually appealing character skins.
    - Playstyle: Chooses characters based on skin quality and may switch mains to use preferred cosmetics.
    - Experience: familiar
    - Purchase stance: buy
    - Labels: N/A
    - Reference games: N/A
  - Helpful Veteran (buy)
    - Motivation: To share knowledge and help other players navigate cosmetic equipment.
    - Playstyle: Plays the game extensively, knows all mechanics, and engages with community support.
    - Experience: veteran
    - Purchase stance: buy
    - Labels: N/A
    - Reference games: N/A
  - Character Devotee (buy)
    - Motivation: To play their favorite characters with high-quality skins.
    - Playstyle: Mains Noob Saibot and Baraka, and is more engaged when those characters get good cosmetics.
    - Experience: familiar
    - Purchase stance: buy
    - Labels: N/A
    - Reference games: N/A
  - Playful Aesthetic Appreciator (buy)
    - Motivation: To have fun and enjoy the skin's visual appeal in a humorous way.
    - Playstyle: Plays Noob Saibot for the skin's looks and enjoys sharing playful reactions.
    - Experience: familiar
    - Purchase stance: buy
    - Labels: N/A
    - Reference games: N/A


Below are summaries of things people say about the game per category.
Each point is assigned a weight that represents how often it is mentioned across all reviews.
What players like:
- Skins are visually appealing (weight 0.52): Players consistently praise the aesthetic quality of the skins, describing them as beautiful, cool, and perfect. The Noob skin is highlighted as particularly attractive.
- Batman Who Laughs skin loved (weight 0.33): The Batman Who Laughs skin is a favorite among players, often cited as the best skin in the game and incredible.
- DLC offers good value (weight 0.32): The DLC is considered a good cosmetic pack and one of the better DLCs, providing good value for money.
- Killer Croc Baraka skin good (weight 0.18): The Killer Croc skin for Baraka is well-received, with players loving the transformation.
- Unique DC-inspired designs (weight 0.1): The skins feature unique designs inspired by DC characters, offering creative reinterpretations.
- Multiple color options available (weight 0.09): Each skin comes with multiple color options, enhancing customization.
- Skins reference DC characters (weight 0.09): The skins reference Batman Who Laughs, Killer Croc, and Catwoman, appealing to DC fans.
- Cool animations and effects (weight 0.09): The skins come with cool animations and special effects, such as golden lightning for Raiden and energy blades for Kitana.
- Detailed visual design (weight 0.09): The visual design of the skins is detailed and reflects the alternate universe themes.
- Creator deserves raise (weight 0.08): The DLC is praised so highly that one player suggests the creator deserves a raise.
- Nice as part of Kombat Pack (weight 0.08): The skins are considered a nice addition to the Kombat Pack.
- Adds story and context (weight 0.08): The skins add an extra layer of story and context to the game, enriching the experience.
- Adds fun and style (weight 0.08): The skins add fun and style to battles, making gameplay more enjoyable.
- Tip for finding skin (weight 0.07): A player provides a tip on where to find the Batman Who Laughs skin, indicating its desirability.
- Humorous review references (weight 0.07): A review humorously references characters like Noob, Baraka, and Kitana, adding a lighthearted tone.

Common complaints:
- DLC skins not appearing (weight 0.97): Multiple reviewers report that purchased DLC skins do not show up in the game, with some noting the DLC appears in the library but not in-game. This is a widespread issue affecting various skin packs and specific characters.
- Poor value for money (weight 0.45): The DLC is described as expensive cosmetics with no combat benefits, not worth a standalone purchase, and not worth the price for the little content provided. Some reviewers note the game went on sale shortly after purchase, further reducing perceived value.
- DLC lacks real content (weight 0.4): Reviewers criticize the DLC for offering only cosmetic items with no new playable characters, stages, game modes, or story content. The lack of gameplay changes makes the purchase feel hollow.
- DLC discovery unclear (weight 0.3): One reviewer notes that no one told them where to find the DLC after purchase, suggesting poor in-game communication or navigation. This adds to the confusion about missing content.
- Missing skins in packs (weight 0.26): Players report missing half the skins or missing two skins in some packs, indicating incomplete delivery of purchased content. This compounds the frustration with the DLC.
- Disapproval of DLC practice (weight 0.17): One reviewer expresses general disapproval of DLC in games, and another criticizes spending money on clothes in games they don't play properly. This reflects a broader sentiment against cosmetic microtransactions.
- Specific skin quality issues (weight 0.17): The Catwoman costume for Kitana is noted as coming from a retro source that doesn't look the best, and a reviewer would have preferred a Bane skin for Geras instead of Darkseid. These indicate dissatisfaction with specific skin designs.
- Skins lack combat benefits (weight 0.11): The skins provide no bonuses in combat, making them purely cosmetic. For regular players, this reduces their appeal and perceived value.
- Limited character coverage (weight 0.11): The pack only covers three characters instead of all characters, which is seen as insufficient. This limits the appeal for players who use other characters.
- Unwanted non-MK content (weight 0.1): Non-MK content like Joker and Terminator was added to the game, which some reviewers dislike. This suggests a preference for staying within the Mortal Kombat universe.
- Game atmosphere ruined (weight 0.1): One reviewer feels the game's essence and atmosphere were ruined by the approach, likely referring to the DLC and content decisions. This is a strong negative reaction to the overall experience.
- Dislike of Noob character (weight 0.09): A reviewer does not like the Noob character, which may affect their enjoyment of the DLC if it includes that character. This is a personal preference but contributes to negative feedback.

Gameplay feedback:
- Skins usable in all modes (weight 0.11): The skins can be used in every offline and online game mode where the corresponding characters are playable. This ensures versatility across different gameplay contexts.
- Full version requires gear and skin (weight 0.11): To display the full version of the skin, players must equip both the corresponding gear and the skin. This requirement may be confusing for some users.
- Other skins in appearance menu (weight 0.11): Other skins appear from the appearance menu, unlike the Batman Who Laughs skin. This inconsistency in menu placement can be confusing for players.
- Killer appears in Mortal Kombat (weight 0.1): The character Killer is mentioned as appearing in Mortal Kombat, indicating a crossover or inclusion in the game. This may be a notable addition for fans.
- DLC skins for customizable characters (weight 0.1): Some DLC skins are for certain customizable characters, meaning they are not universal. This limits their applicability to specific characters.

Performance notes:
- PC version broken (weight 0.12): Players report that the game fails to run on PC, indicating a critical technical issue that prevents gameplay entirely.

Recommendations:
- Recommended for DC and MK fans (weight 0.51): Multiple reviewers recommend this DLC for fans of Mortal Kombat and DC Comics, noting it appeals to those audiences. It is also suggested for players of Mortal Kombat 11.
- Best purchased on sale (weight 0.25): Several reviewers advise waiting for a sale before buying the bundle or DLC, indicating that the content may not be worth full price. One reviewer suggests buying an indie game on sale instead.
- Mixed recommendations overall (weight 0.24): While some reviewers recommend the DLC, one advises against buying it, indicating mixed opinions. The DLC is generally seen as more suitable for DC universe fans.
- Consider buying via Kombat Pack (weight 0.1): One reviewer recommends getting the DLC as part of the Kombat Pack rather than as a standalone purchase, suggesting better value in the bundle.
- Diversifies combat experience (weight 0.1): A reviewer recommends the DLC for players looking to refresh and diversify their combat experience, implying it adds variety to gameplay.

Other player notes:
- DLC is cosmetic skin pack (weight 0.61): The DLC is a cosmetic skin pack for Mortal Kombat 11, providing new outfits for Baraka, Kitana, and Noob Saibot. It does not add new fighters, moves, or gameplay content.
- Batman Who Laughs placement confusing (weight 0.37): The Batman Who Laughs skin for Noob Saibot is located in the equipment section rather than the skin menu, causing confusion. Players may not find it easily.
- Skins inspired by DC Comics (weight 0.26): The pack includes DC Comics-inspired versions of characters, such as Darkest Knight Noob Saibot, Killer Krok Baraka, and Katwoman of Outworld Kitana. These are based on DC Elseworlds concepts.
- Character transformations detailed (weight 0.25): The skins allow Baraka to take on Killer Croc's form, Kitana to become Catwoman, and Noob Saibot to resemble The Batman Who Laughs. These transformations are a key feature of the pack.
- Skins fit Injustice style (weight 0.18): Reviewers note that the DC-inspired skins would fit better in an Injustice game, comparing them to Injustice 3 or Injustice 2. They feel the style clashes with Mortal Kombat's aesthetic.
- Included in Kombat Pack (weight 0.17): The DLC is part of the Kombat Pack, so players who own the pack already have access to it. This may affect its perceived value for those who purchased it separately.
- Prefer MK-style costumes (weight 0.17): Some reviewers believe Mortal Kombat should have costumes in its own style rather than borrowing from DC properties. They prefer original content over crossovers.
- Cross-franchise content common (weight 0.17): The game includes content from other franchises like Joker and Terminator, so the DC skins are part of a broader trend. However, some reviewers feel the game should focus on MK characters.
- Pre-order bonus for Deluxe (weight 0.09): The content was included as a gift with the pre-order of the Deluxe edition, which may affect how players perceive its value. Some may have received it without extra cost.
- Batman Who Laughs also in Fortnite (weight 0.08): The Batman Who Laughs skin also appears in Fortnite, which may reduce its novelty for players who have seen it elsewhere. This crossover is noted by a reviewer.

Emotions:
- Confusion (weight 0.14): Players are confused because purchased DLC skins, including the DC pack and The Batman Who Laughs skin, do not appear in the game despite being listed in the library. They cannot figure out how to access the alternative skins after buying the bundle, and the pack only covers three characters instead of all characters.
- Appreciation (weight 0.09): Players appreciate the high-quality crossover skins and unique DC-inspired designs, describing them as stylish, epic, and one of the best skin packs. The skins are praised for their quality and references to DC characters.
- Disappointment (weight 0.09): Players are disappointed because the DLC is cosmetic only with no new gameplay content, and the content is not worth the price. Some skins, like Catwoman for Kitana, do not look the best, and the pack only covers three characters instead of all characters, while classic costumes were removed.
- Satisfaction (weight 0.09): Players are satisfied with the DLC as part of the Kombat Pack, noting the expanded customization options and added fun to battles. The outfits for Noob Saibot and Baraka are successful, and the pre-order content is described as really great.
- Admiration (weight 0.09): Players admire the Noob skin for being attractive and beautiful, and The Batman Who Laughs is considered the best skin in the game and incredible. The set of skins is described as really perfect and high quality, with the best looking ones overall.
- Frustration (weight 0.08): Players are frustrated because the game does not work on PC, they cannot find where the DLC is located, and they are missing half of the skins in every pack. The game's essence and atmosphere were ruined by the approach.
- Excitement (weight 0.08): Players are excited by the creative and detailed visual reinterpretation of DC characters, recognizing them in the skins. The Batman Who Laughs skin is sweet, and the skins make players want to play more with Baraka and Noob, being a blessing for DC fans.
- Anger (weight 0.05): Players are angry because the DLC did not provide any content after purchase, and they are missing 2 skins in some skin packs despite paying. Non-MK content like Joker and Terminator was added to the game, which upset them.
- Amusement (weight 0.03): Players are amused by humorous jokes about the characters and the ability to use Joker to beat up The Batman Who Laughs.
- Sarcasm (weight 0.03): Players sarcastically note that the DLC is a waste of money for a game that will not be played again, and for clothes in a game not played properly.
- Liking (weight 0.03): Players like the skins, particularly The Batman Who Laughs skin, and express general liking for the skin pack.
- Enthusiasm (weight 0.03): Players are enthusiastic about the DLC, describing it as very good and noting that it adds new costume sets for Darkest Knight, Killer Croc, and Catwoman.
- Confused (weight 0.03): Players are confused because the purchased skin does not appear in the game, and the purchased item is still not in the game.
- Enjoyment (weight 0.02): Players enjoy the skins and their animations, finding them aesthetically pleasing.
- Betrayed (weight 0.02): Players feel betrayed because the game went on sale right after they bought it.
- Disapproval (weight 0.02): Players disapprove of the presence of DLC in games, likely due to the practice of selling content separately.
- Fondness (weight 0.02): Players feel fondness for the Harley Quinn skin for Cassie, indicating a positive emotional connection to that specific skin.
- Happiness (weight 0.02): Players are happy because the presence of these specific skins makes them happy, indicating a positive emotional response to the content.
- Anticipation (weight 0.02): Players anticipate that the DLC, which includes The Batman Who Laughs, Killer Croc, and Catwoman costumes, has to be good, showing high expectations.
- Pleased (weight 0.02): Players are pleased because the skins are pleasant to see, indicating satisfaction with the visual quality.}