I sincerely hope not. If you bought a book but were told you could get an extra chapter of storyline added in for extra money, you&#x27;d wonder &quot;Does it contribute to the story in any way?&quot;
Ultimately, no.
Or &quot;will the story make sense if I do not buy this extra chapter?&quot;. Hopefully yes; hopefully the story makes sense without this extra chapter.<p>I wouldn&#x27;t want to watch a film with extra fluff that added nothing to the story, just for a cash-grab by the maker of the film.<p>Extra add-on features are always pointless: look at the Dreamcast and the add-on packs you could put into the controller. As it was entirely optional, none of the games could depend on it being there so had to cater for controllers without it, so this little LCD on your controller just ended up showing Rayman walking or dancing, and contributed nothing to the game.<p>The same is happening with Macbooks and iPhones, where developers cannot rely on the user having a &quot;force touch&quot; touchpad or iPhone 6nnnn (whatever it is), so cannot rely on that hardware feature being available; because of this, they cannot say &quot;feature X is done by using force touch&quot; because if you have a Macbook without that hardware, you can&#x27;t use that feature. So it must get ignored to cater to everyone.<p>In the case of stories and films, the story must still make sense without the extra scenes. This makes the extra scenes pointless.