Hoodoo
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You don't pay 45$ to play football lite.
15$ deal, turn your brick into a genuine rubber ball.
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Stellaris - Paradox new sci-fi grand strategy game
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You don't pay 45$ to play football lite.
15$ deal, turn your brick into a genuine rubber ball.
In total agreement with you here. Their DLC policy is bad. Really bad. And no, I don't care about the nickel and diming. Their DLC model prevents them from following the timeline I set up above, as they will never fix features of a DLC. DLC should be cosmetic only.
MadMaxHellfire
Arcane
back in the day we loathed dlcs because horse armors were ripped out of the game to be sold separately.
now you want horse armors to be ripped out of the game to be sold separately.
now you want horse armors to be ripped out of the game to be sold separately.
acer palmatum
Scholar
No need to buy horse armor, if modders give you whole horses in full armor for free. And all the other cool stuff that usually hits Paradoxgames from the beyond.
How else should they fund the continuous evolution of the game?
Space Satan
Arcane
Release is only harming the game. take Half-Life 3, for example. It's perfect in it's current state, flawless and ideal. Why cripple it with release? Until going gold the game exists in a many variants, and once released, people can experience only one of such variants. No, games should be developed indefinitely.
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Sranchammer
Arcane
It ain't out yet
SmartCheetah
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There you go. It's the Codex here guys, opinions are made without the necessity of first hand experience. Learn from the masters
Going by all of Paradoxes previous grand strategy titles, it's very accurate. They're always a buggy mess at first and require a fair amount of mods and/or paid DLC before they get any semblance of depth or balance.
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Paradox games have no DRM so once the executable is on your disk they can't stop you from playing.
I have been playing their games since EU1 times so I know my Paradox thank you.
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I was actually serious and your answer was just fine
Beastro
Arcane
They know better.
Mods are the best part of their games so they hide the forums behind the game keys.
Even if you torrent the game it helps to buy their games on sale just for access.
Kem0sabe
Arcane
It's fucking paradox, the most anti consumer publisher bellow the AAA tier of customer buggery.
The fact this is SciFi, andniwnt constrained by such things as history and 'realism', will allow them to milk the game for DLC in a way they have never managed before...
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