I love all of these things, especially about new Hindu religion system and auto papacy
To me the Cardinal thing is an excelent dlc feature. The game was designed without it and you can have the same amount of fun as you could before the DLC was released, and its not something that affects gamebalance for the people that doesnt have the DLC. But if you buy the DLC you get a little bit of extra value, as you should.
It's a quality of life change that was only needed because the original implementation of papal influence was a bit bad.To me the Cardinal thing is an excelent dlc feature. The game was designed without it and you can have the same amount of fun as you could before the DLC was released, and its not something that affects gamebalance for the people that doesnt have the DLC. But if you buy the DLC you get a little bit of extra value, as you should.
And finally, as a little extra to those who buy Wealth of Nations, you will now be able to automate cardinal influence, by using a checkbox next to each cardinal. With that checked the game will automatically assign enough influence to selected cardinals to keep your guy ahead in the competition. This is mostly to avoid the busy work of fighting to add +5 here and there to keep France out of the Throne of Peter.
Meanwhile, for me it's an incentive to wait for a sale instead of buying it on release.That's quite the incentive to pick up WoN... Rather cruel to leave it out of the basic UI!
Thank you! Hinduism finally has something! Now what about Buddhism and Confucianism? Those two really nee working!
I think that this one would fit more as a part of the free patch, not paid expansion. Apart from that, it's all great.
Great, now we get to listen to everyone whine about this until the Devs change it or the expansion comes out. If you're going to buy the expansion anyway, and I suspect that the overwhelming majority of the people who cry about the automated curia controls not being included for free will, then it doesn't matter if this feature is free or not.
That's a terrible way to look at things. Taking that argument to its logical conclusion, the entire patch might as well be part of the expansion.If you're going to buy the expansion anyway [...] then it doesn't matter if this feature is free or not.
Ok? Versus the terrible way of looking at things where the forums are flooded with outrage over the travesty of a company trying to profit from their work?
I appreciate that Paradox continues to support their games as long as they do. They do this by charging for some of the content they add, there is nothing wrong with this.
Meanwhile, for me it's an incentive to wait for a sale instead of buying it on release.
I bought CoP on release, and I've barely even played it. If this papacy thing is a paid feature though, I'll wait for a sale instead as a statement that I can't support this kind of DLC policy.
We have also changed one of the Reformed religions regular modifiers from +10% trade efficiency to +2 tolerance for heretics, instead.
To me the Cardinal thing is an excelent dlc feature. The game was designed without it and you can have the same amount of fun as you could before the DLC was released, and its not something that affects gamebalance for the people that doesnt have the DLC. But if you buy the DLC you get a little bit of extra value, as you should.
The issue isn't that they're charging for something. The issue is what they're choosing to charge for.Ok? Versus the terrible way of looking at things where the forums are flooded with outrage over the travesty of a company trying to profit from their work?
I appreciate that Paradox continues to support their games as long as they do. They do this by charging for some of the content they add, there is nothing wrong with this.