Thats a crappy strategy, but its still just a standard marketing gimmick to strike at the second-hand market. Dont think this 'Day one DLC' nonesense is indicative of future quality. Theyll continue to produce expansions, they'll just be published differently and possibly in smaller chunks. They'd commit financial seppuku if they chose any formula that lessened their ability to produce revenue this way, and their dev teams would be largely out of work. They cant reinvent these wheels every year, instead, they make alot of their revenue by improving these titles over and over through a steady stream of expansions.
Paradox publishes a ton of indie titles but ultimately their money hangs on their core franchises, CK, EU, Vicky, HoI, and if you want to use 'profit' loosely, Rome. This has largely been brought by the fact that many old fans didnt like some of the changes in Divine Wind and wanted more modularity, not by a desire to produce less content.
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There will be no activation limits or the like, nor will you need to be online after purchasing, unless you upgrade or change computer in which case you'll need to log in again.Ĭlick to expand.Personally I see no cause for alarm. There will be an in-game store where you can browse all released material and buy them quickly, using for instance Steam or Paradox Connect. We want the process to be as painless and non-intrusive as possible. We also aim to release smaller expansions and more regularly, maybe once every second month, containing more focused features so that you can buy the ones you want, skip whatever you like and get the most for your money. Alternatively, if you'd prefer you'll be able to toggle any expansions "off" before the game starts.
You will have access to the features you bought and your friend the features he bought. There will be no problems with this in multiplayer, and if you have bought one expansion and your friend has bought another, you can still play together. We've developed a new system to handle modular expansions so that you can buy the small packages that you want when they're released, and it will all be using the same executable, so whichever expansions you own your game will see continued support. Uaktualnienie (patch) do gry Crusader Kings II: Mroczne Wieki z gatunku Gry Strategiczne, wersja v.1.09, data publikacji 16 stycznia 2013.
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