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This weekend, nearly every Paradox game will be 50% off on Steam. Paradox is also promising daily specials but has not elaborated.
 

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The only good thing from their mistake of Steam exclusivity: their future games will become cheaper must faster than before, and same on their "Complete" Editions with all bugs ironed out.
 

JANKOhrp

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Looking at CK2s store page, one can see pdox has truly managed to bring their DLC insanity to a whole new level. I fear the worst for EU4.
 

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Every paradox games have an insane list of dlcs, and no way to get a package with everything . Say i want to get hearts of iron 3 complete, i type that in steam search engine theres no such thing, even the collection package is mising stuff , 2 units dlc and their finest hour , was it too simple to package it all together ?
 

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Every paradox games have an insane list of dlcs, and no way to get a package with everything . Say i want to get hearts of iron 3 complete, i type that in steam search engine theres no such thing, even the collection package is mising stuff , 2 units dlc and their finest hour , was it too simple to package it all together ?

They'll package it all together when they're absolutely sure there is no possibility of more DLC coming, most likely.
 

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Every paradox games have an insane list of dlcs, and no way to get a package with everything . Say i want to get hearts of iron 3 complete, i type that in steam search engine theres no such thing, even the collection package is mising stuff , 2 units dlc and their finest hour , was it too simple to package it all together ?
I was about to be angry because the Victoria collection costs less than buying all the Vicky2 DLCs, but now I see it doesn't have Heart of Darkness.

It looks like they did make a DLC pack for CK2. I wish they'd do the same for the rest of their games.
 

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I haven't checked the prices because of having absolutely no interest but now that I read them here:

$35 for the really "complete" Crusader Kings II as of now being a weekend sale?

Paradox, Valve or both really believe their fanbase is full of easily milked retards.
 

Mortmal

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well if you want to play a new grand strategy game, wich options do you have ? Its paradox and endless dlcs, or its civ5, wich is worse and why ? discuss...
 

hakuroshi

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I guess, I don't want to play a new grand strategy game.
But Paradox wins as long as it's still possible to not removing anything from inventory.
 

titus

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Paradox is the greatest publisher ever, you bunch of retards.

True that!
Who else manages to sell you broken games and then make you pay for patches? O yeah, expansions. Stay tuned for next week's patch expansion.
:troll:

FFS, they eventually manage to make decent games, but from that to "the greatest publisher ever"... it's a long way.
 

hakuroshi

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To be honest, Paradox made games I actually wanted to play, unlike many "great publishers" there. It often took a few years after release for them to be playable, and they all turned out less then I wanted them to be, but still were more then "good for what they are". Can't say I regret money I've spent on them till now.
 

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I bought Crusader Kings II. First impressions: A lot of polish, gorgeous soundtrack. I'm damned if I have any idea what to do, though. Tutorial didn't make much sense.
 

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