Marvel vs Capcom Infinite Review

If only the models are in the game, it means the animation data, hit box data, hurt box data, damage and health values, opponent AI behaviors, and every other piece of code, in addition to VFX, sound effects, voice acting, and written dialogue lines, are not. Which is everything else that actually makes the character. The model isn't even half of the actual content that goes into making an actual character. On top of that, there are UI/HUD images for characters, altered images and animations for menus, options, the character select screen, as well as cutscene images/video (like character intros/endings). And all of that has to be coded as well. And before we get to any of that, the gameplay for said character, has to be planned beforehand, and tweaked and balanced against the entire rest of the cast. Having a model in the game doesn't automatically make all of that happen on its own. Everything has to be created beforehand, and usually during (things change on the fly all the time). If any of that is missing then the character isn't complete. Obviously, if the vast majority of the content is there, then it's a different story. But just having a model in the game, or even saying that there are six DLC characters coming after release, doesn't make it day one DLC, or a scam, because you'll be paying for everything els.