Tx for your attention and efforts.I'm an external contractor half a world away from the Paradox office. I'm simply not in the development, game management, or office loops for this game.
I'm sorry, but then this issue needs to be escalated to someone that are in the loop at the office. Its getting ridiculous that the only Paradox Rep that answers questions do not have any real information for us. Especially when screenshots appear that indicate that this may not be resolved before the end of the year. Can this be confirmed at least?I'm an external contractor half a world away from the Paradox office. I'm simply not in the development, game management, or office loops for this game.
I did that on Monday AND Tuesday. As I said here earlier.I'm sorry, but then this issue needs to be escalated to someone that are in the loop at the office.
If you find one let me know, all alternatives I've looked into were either prohibitively expensive or not available anymore.Well I'm not going to wait that long so I'm arranging a subscription to another game streaming service that provides a full PC that has the game or has how to install any game from Steam.
Sure, I didn't want to have to spend money on another streaming service but since the solution to the problem with GFN is going to take time (because that's what it looks like), I don't have much choice in that case, it's wait or be about $10 poorer.
Less than 21 days until Crusader Kings 3's birthday folks, let's celebrate soon!...![]()
It's kind of reassuring that internal communication is just as badI'm an external contractor half a world away from the Paradox office. I'm simply not in the development, game management, or office loops for this game.
You can try Boosteroid if you are in Europe. I haven't tried it yet but they have CK III and II. Not HOI IV tho and I was hoping I can find a service that includes all Paradox games.If you find one let me know, all alternatives I've looked into were either prohibitively expensive or not available anymore.
Shadow only has PC's available for my region starting December 2022
Hello Mr. ___,
My name is ___, I am a gamer and a huge fan of PDX. Unfortunately, I am writing to you in desperation and in need of help. For 2 months (!!!) me and around 100+ more people from all over the world can't play their favourite games, as PDX stopped supporting their games on a cloud platform GFN.
We don't have any information of when or even if the issue will be fixed. Please, on behalf of everyone, I ask you to somehow escalate this issue to dev team or anyone who can help to solve it and communicate any results.
You can read through the situation here (PDX forum): https://forum.paradoxplaza.com/foru...related-pre-order-dlc-problem.1480204/page-10
Afraid that's the truth, as aggravating as it is for the few of us they're not spending any significant amount of time diagnosing and fixing an issue that affects like 1% of their player baseWell, there's nothing we can do. It's obvious that paradox doesn't care much about the tiny minority of players on GFN. I'd suggest we spend our time and money on other games or - and I know that's crazy - go outside instead.
I am going to reach out to some video game journalists on social media and see if they can find some more answers for usfriends, as a result of my research, I just came to the following information that this problem can last until the end of the year, if the decision that was said continues, I don't know what to say.
I thought the issue was just the pre-order bonus Garments of the Holy Roman Empire, which has a SRP of $2.99 and is simply a cosmetic DLC.Jesus...before the end of the year? I wonder if that's the same timeline for Hoi4 and Stellaris.
It's nuts because at least for CK3, this is about protecting DLC from being accessed for free. To be clear, we're talking about one package, Northern Lords, for a grand sum of $6.99.
I'd wager a good chunk of the active player base on GFN already has Northern Lords (like who doesn't want to be the Viking who forms Normandy). So the business decision here is to shut off CK3 from GFN to protect their $7 content package from the few who never paid. The geniuses in marketing can't see the benefits in letting anyone who is willing to pay the monthly fee for GFN have access to this one $7 content package. Their imaginations can't fathom that maybe those few holdouts who play CK3 on GFN could decide to pay up for Northern Lords once the problem gets fixed, taking away the free benefit.
An average of 10,500 players played CK3 over the last 30 days. Assume half use GFN--an extremely liberal estimate--that leaves about 5,000 players who would potentially bring in $35,000 if all of them payed for the DLC right now. That revenue is also overly high considering Steam would get a cut.
The amount of effort needed to fix this problem, the efforts being made to protect a small chunk of revenue, the lack of communication on top of all the snafus over the last 12-18 months make me think this company is more of a mess than I ever thought.
Maybe I'm wrong. Paradox hasn't said what the actual issue is for the outage. There's just the rumor that it was taken down due to the DLC access issue. But imagination can run wild when no one will answer you.
The problem is Stellaris is affected too, so not because of 3$ dlc, unfortunatelyMake people unable to play till next year because of 3$ DLC?
What a disappointment.