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Well, then...I wanted to have just one game where I play around with the galactic community stuff, vassal shit, etc. rather than declaring exterminatus on any alien world I see.
vassal shit
Every cent spent on PDX games supports the Homosexual AgendaI'll be whaled by whoever I want thank you very much
Imagine wanting to not map paint in a Paradox game. Lmfao.Well, then...I wanted to have just one game where I play around with the galactic community stuff, vassal shit, etc. rather than declaring exterminatus on any alien world I see.
vassal shit
*spends many cents*Every cent spent on PDX games supports the Homosexual AgendaI'll be whaled by whoever I want thank you very much
Yeah you can "play tall" but the gameplay blows. You aren't doing anything interesting and half of megastructures is waiting out long ass timers.You can actually play tall in Stellaris with things like gigastructural engineering. Ptoblem is, the more megastructures you build, the more "planets" you have to manage. It all leads to that same thing, which is that a strategy game made for macro makes you micro retarded shit. I wish that whole part of the game didn't exist, and you just got resources based on population amount, planet type, and infrastructure.
Which paradox game gameplay doesn't blow?Yeah you can "play tall" but the gameplay blows. You aren't doing anything interesting and half of megastructures is waiting out long ass timers.You can actually play tall in Stellaris with things like gigastructural engineering. Ptoblem is, the more megastructures you build, the more "planets" you have to manage. It all leads to that same thing, which is that a strategy game made for macro makes you micro retarded shit. I wish that whole part of the game didn't exist, and you just got resources based on population amount, planet type, and infrastructure.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=690796904&searchtext=human you welcomed.Then they removed white only mod before I downloaded it, and since then the game is going downhill.
I know DLC unlockers are a thing but I'm not willing to take the off chance that steam gets around to implementing some way of detecting that (due to too many people doing it if nothing else, this is why it's in your best interest to keep such activities on the sly lest a good thing be ruined), not worth risking my steam account over paradox bs.Does it even work with pirated copies? I hope none of you guys are being whaled by paradox dlc model
As far as CK3, much like how I feel about the WoT tv show, I don't care about the "multicult" stuff but the actual thing needs to be good and in both cases it is not.Which paradox game gameplay doesn't blow?Yeah you can "play tall" but the gameplay blows. You aren't doing anything interesting and half of megastructures is waiting out long ass timers.You can actually play tall in Stellaris with things like gigastructural engineering. Ptoblem is, the more megastructures you build, the more "planets" you have to manage. It all leads to that same thing, which is that a strategy game made for macro makes you micro retarded shit. I wish that whole part of the game didn't exist, and you just got resources based on population amount, planet type, and infrastructure.
Modern variants of stellaris - meh.
HoI4 was nice in 1.7-1.9 version. Then they screwed it up by adding systems without thinking that are giving few percent there and there.
CK3. - It's 3D and multicultural, and multiskin like. But is there a gameplay?
AoW4. - Previous variants fell like game, thus Paradox chiefs added a standard parts from other Paradox games...
edit: Wow I got two roll eyes thingies under 5 seconds.
Not 100% sure but i think mods downloaded for steam version continue to work in e.g. pirated gog version with all dlc.I know DLC unlockers are a thing but I'm not willing to take the off chance that steam gets around to implementing some way of detecting that (due to too many people doing it if nothing else, this is why it's in your best interest to keep such activities on the sly lest a good thing be ruined), not worth risking my steam account over paradox bs.Does it even work with pirated copies? I hope none of you guys are being whaled by paradox dlc model
but eu4:So in the end it seems like Stellaris will go the way of EU4 for me: a game that every time i feel like playing it kills my desire once i look at the list of overpriced dlc i'm missing.
Don't remember what EU4 vanilla is like but apparently the consoomer in me recoils at the idea of playing a game without any of its 99 expansions.but eu4:
-is still playable vanilla. vanilla stellaris is a wasteland.
-can be paid 4 euros to be rented for a month with all dlcs instead of having to spend enough to buy a house.
Steam doesn't give a shit about this. And it does work with "pirated" dlc or without, all you need it's base game. Host needs to have all the desired dlc so others can use the stuff. (Arghh version or not).I know DLC unlockers are a thing but I'm not willing to take the off chance that steam gets around to implementing some way of detecting that (due to too many people doing it if nothing else, this is why it's in your best interest to keep such activities on the sly lest a good thing be ruined), not worth risking my steam account over paradox bs.Does it even work with pirated copies? I hope none of you guys are being whaled by paradox dlc model
So in the end it seems like Stellaris will go the way of EU4 for me: a game that every time i feel like playing it kills my desire once i look at the list of overpriced dlc i'm missing.
Honestly at this point their DLC prices have crept up to the point where the subscription is only slightly worse than buying each new DLC on release. A new $20 of DLC every 6 months means that "keeping up" with the game costs you $3 a month already and paying $5 a month instead for a subscription gets you all the other DLC which would cost ~$400 when not on sale. So with the subscription costing $2 a month more you're better off with that unless you plan to play EU4 for the next 16 years. Of course I still recommend methods of obtaining DLC that don't involve paying and even if you do you'd be a fool not to find some sale bundle that is -75% off.Paradox likely assumes that people will forget the that they are paying the sub for EU4. That's why they do it that way.
how long do you usually play a game straight? a whole month? maybe two if you're really into it and have nothing else? perhaps three, if it has LOADS of AWESOME mods and it's the only game you can run. with subscription, you spent 12 bucks. boxes don't exist anymore. if you really want to keep the game, download a pirate copy, it's superior and definitely safer to keep than anything "sold".A new $20 of DLC every 6 months means that "keeping up" with the game costs you $3 a month already and paying $5 a month
If you live in a not poor country they charge full price. Same way Americans get screwed on drug costs.My God you people actually have to pay 20 dorra a dlc? Poor you
Rookie mistake. This is what everyone who has ever run or been part of an under the table or legally dubious operation has thought 5 minutes before they get caught.Steam doesn't give a shit about this.Does it even work with pirated copies? I hope none of you guys are being whaled by paradox dlc model