Xbox 360: Next Gears 2 DLC will depend on ‘Snowblind’ feedback
Filed under: Gaming, Xbox 360 | By: Alan Ng
Posted on: April 1, 2009 | 2 Comments

Senior Producer for Gears of War 2 Rob Fergusson has revealed that future DLC for the Xbox 360 shooter will depend on feedback generated from the communitiy with regards to ‘SnowBlind’ - the latest DLC map pack that has just been released.
As we reported to you recently, the new pack is available to download now and is part of new content as with the Title Update 3 patch that also went live recently. The new SnowBlind map pack costs 800 MS points and contains 4 new maps.
According to VG247, Rob Fergusson stated: “The big focus is on Snowblind, which is out Tuesday, and we’ll see how that’s received, along with the title update. I’ve been checking in on the forums late at night to see how people are responding at it seems to be pretty positive.”
So let’s give the man some help. How are you guys finding the new SnowBlind map pack at the moment? What ideas would you have to help Epic with the next DLC?
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The new maps are great, and the update was pretty sweet as well. My only grievance, which is a mammoth one, is the so-called “chainsaw-juke”. This is an instance in which you attempt to chainsaw an enemy, only to inexplicably bounce away from them, and as a result usually get killed in the process. I ABSOLUTELY LOVE Gears & Gears 2, but this glitch is an absolute buzzkill. In fact, I hardly use the lancer anymore, as any chainsaw attempt is almost pointless. WHY DID YOU DO THIS!?! The first games chainsaw system was flawless. If EPIC can fix this REALLY,REALLY, REALLY annoying glitch (the chainsaw “juke” or “bounce” as its been dubbed) there would be HUGE sigh of collective relief from their fan base.
I totally agree… I will only chainsaw something that is not going to kill me in a single swip because of this now, wretches only.