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Reckall

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I have a folder for all the manuals published up to "Leviathan" (yes, I still like to read manuals even if we have the Wiki , the Forums et al. :)). I noticed that "Origins" has no manual. This would be the first time that a DLC has no accompanying documentation. Is it an oversight or Paradox changed their policy?
 

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Origins is literally just 5 mission trees and a single tiny religion added. What could there possibly be to make a manual of.
Of these things. Dharma, Golden Century, Leviathan... All the immersion packs have a manual - even the dire ones. I like to read both the contents, the historical (or "what if") context and some of the reasoning of the developers. True, you find the same content in a lot of places but I still like the old tradition of a manual. Origins, to be clear, is the first DLC since 2013 that was published without one. I wonder why.