is all the DLC on the disc?

So by yes the support person means the characters and new story experiences. To answer the question bluntly the answer is Yes, until they released more after the fact, (like they did with ultimate which basically gives you a fighter pass as more and more characters come out). But at the time of this versions release yes everything is included on the disc. Kombat pack 1 and the aftermath story are the major dlc points and install when the disc installs. The 3 skin packs are an added bonus inside the game as a voucher code if you bought the physical copy, if you bought digitally they are unlocked as they release. I believe DLC especially in fighting games is a lot better than remaking the entirety of the game to add 2 characters when most of the stages and character stay the same with the same kombos and mostly just update the graphics. Release more characters as DLC instead of remaking the game and adding a new number to it. Especially for the people who by the ultimate passes to get more characters then 4 dlcs later a whole new game is out and dlc is stopped being made for the old game.

What's the difference between the kollection and the bundle

The Kollection includes the base game, Kombat Pack, and Aftermath expansion. The bundle includes the Kombat Pack and Aftermath expansion without the base game.

Is this the final, full kollection of MK11, or will I have to pay for more characters later on?

NO, this is not the final, full collection of MK11. It’s not even close to being a full/complete collection. It would be nice if WB Games would stop trying to milk us, stop with the half-baked mini-re-releases, just STOP taking advantage of its customers/fanbase and gave us the true final, FULL release (ALL content on disc (not locked behind a paywall or “online only” gimmick) that we deserve. But that’s very unlikely to happen. The franchise is clearly a shell of its former self and the executive(s) and key decision maker(s) calling the shots at WB Games appear to be content with losing long-term customers and its fanbase in favor of quick cash grabs like this. They apparently are choosing to follow Capcom’s lead on: (1) taking majority focus on single/two player/local co-op game modes (which is what this franchise was built on) away in favor of online modes (a cheap sell-out move to capitalize on the online craze of other genres); (2) giving us partial games (not all of the content is on the disc(s), and will probably start locking content on the disc while still claiming that it’s there), and (3) short gaps between mini-re-releases expecting us to quadruple-dip (or more) on the same game essentially. These are despicable practices that are unfortunately spreading to other developers/publishers because people keep buying into this BS. For those that care about this sort of thing I ask that you not give in and “pay for more characters later on”, don’t keep buying every BS release. Speak out and bring awareness to the unethical business practices of WB Games and that of other developers/publishers (EA\Micro$oft\Capcom\Activision\Ubisoft\Bethesda\etc). Raise some hell like me and let them know that we will not accept this BS any longer!

Is this the final “komplete” version of the game or will there be future additions?

NO, this is not the final, “komplete” version of MK11. It’s not even close to being a full/complete collection. It would be nice if WB Games would stop trying to milk us, stop with the half-baked mini-re-releases, just STOP taking advantage of its customers/fanbase and gave us the true final, FULL release (ALL content on disc (not locked behind a paywall or “online only” gimmick) that we deserve. But that’s very unlikely to happen. The franchise is clearly a shell of its former self and the executive(s) and key decision maker(s) calling the shots at WB Games appear to be content with losing long-term customers and its fanbase in favor of quick cash grabs like this. They apparently are choosing to follow Capcom’s lead on: (1) taking majority focus on single/two player/local co-op game modes (which is what this franchise was built on) away in favor of online modes (a cheap sell-out move to capitalize on the online craze of other genres); (2) giving us partial games (not all of the content is on the disc(s), and will probably start locking content on the disc while still claiming that it’s there), and (3) short gaps between mini-re-releases expecting us to quadruple-dip (or more) on the same game essentially. These are despicable practices that are unfortunately spreading to other developers/publishers because people keep buying into this BS. For those that care about this sort of thing I ask that you not give in and “pay for more characters later on”, don’t keep buying every BS release. Speak out and bring awareness to the unethical business practices of WB Games and that of other developers/publishers (EA\Micro$oft\Capcom\Activision\Ubisoft\Bethesda\etc). Raise some hell like me and let them know that we will not accept this BS any longer!

ASIN	B08863N9WZ
Best Sellers Rank	#16,257 in Video Games ( See Top 100 in Video Games ) #939 in PlayStation 4 Games
Compatible Video Game Console Models	Sony PlayStation 4
Computer Platform	PlayStation 4
Customer Reviews	4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (2,758)
Date First Available	May 7, 2020
Department	Adults
Global Trade Identification Number	00883929713295
Item Weight	4.2 ounces
Item model number	1000761991
Manufacturer	WB Games
Product Dimensions	0.6 x 5.3 x 6.7 inches; 4.16 ounces
Publication Date	June 16, 2020
Rated	Mature
Release date	June 16, 2020
Type of item	Video Game
UPC	883929713295

Mortal Kombat 11: Aftermath Kollection for PlayStation 4

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