'Mortal Kombat X DLC: Kombat Pack 2' Rumors: Guest Characters to Include The Joker and Indiana Jones?
The new batch of DLC won't be out until next year, but fans and gamers are already guessing which characters will be added to the roster of "Mortal Kombat X."
In various forums where gamers come together to discuss upcoming games and what the games could offer, some of the names suggested to come along with the new pack include Noob Saibot, Cyrax, Baraka, Smoth, Sektor, Elvira, Rorschach, Ash William, Marcus Fenix, Neo, Alien, and Spawn.
While the mentioned names have been roaming the Internet for some time, especially that of Spawn, two bigger and more popular names have been included in the possible characters to expand the roster.
One of which is the most famous archenemy of DC's Batman: The Joker. While game director Ed Boon has already slammed the reports that DC content will be incorporated in the pack, many fans still insist that a collaboration between Boon and DC may happen before the game releases.
Another name hot on the list of possibilities is Indiana Jones. Several outlets suggest that the silhouettes released may indicate the coming of a detective in the roster who will most likely be one of the highly downloaded characters, not only because of the skills he will feature but because of his prominent name.
All of the names are plain speculations, but Boon's team is expected to give some information about the characters in the long run.
Meanwhile, a YouTuber by the name Dynasty revealed that there are mods, which appear to be plainly skins, that players can download. The two skins feature Goro and Noob Saibot. Goro's costume appears to be inspired by Yin-Yang, while Noob Saibot's is an altered version of Sub-Zero's "Mortal Kombat X" Blue Steel skin.
On the other hand, gaming outlets warn players to download at their own risks since the well-designed skins are not from the developer, unofficial, and may pose some risks to computers.
"Kombat Pack 2" is expected to release sometime in the middle of 2016.
