Honestly? I would have rather waited another year for CK2 to come out so I didn't have to buy the rest of the game Piecemeal for ten dollars each. Soon enough we're going to have Pagan, Byzantine, Republic, and Theocracy $10 "expansion packs", and I don't like it one bit, no sir I do not.
Using epithets like Paradrone = acting like a troll = intentionally picking a fight.Paradrone in this thread has continuously used the word "troll"
Yeah, imagine if it had as many expansions as EU3. It would be horrible I tell you.
Actually CK2 was a remarkably stable release compared to others, but I agree with most of your other points. Though you could state yourself more tactfully. Resorting to insults only ruins your own arguments.and the incredibly buggy releases of games across the board.
Every Paradrone in this thread has continuously used the word "troll" against all those who oppose the almighty DLCdox and her actions.
Anything anyone says that is a criticism of Paradox is "fictitious" and "incorrect".
Except the expansions for EUIII added lots of new content to the game. Paradox didn't remove Japan and Ming from day 1 and already have in mind a DLC to unlock them.
Yes, I agree Muslims should have been playable at the start of the game. However, that was not your original point. Your original point was that 1.06 took away the ability to play Muslims, even though it's actually unchanged from 1.05 without the DLC.
Using epithets like Paradrone = acting like a troll = intentionally picking a fight.
People have tried to tell you that you can STILL mod the game and play as a muslim. Do you understand this fact?
If no - what part of the above statement do you not understand?
If yes - argument over.
The point is it shouldn't have to be modded inUsing epithets like Paradrone = acting like a troll = intentionally picking a fight.
People have tried to tell you that you can STILL mod the game and play as a muslim. Do you understand this fact?
If no - what part of the above statement do you not understand?
If yes - argument over.
Except the expansions for EUIII added lots of new content to the game. Paradox didn't remove Japan and Ming from day 1 and already have in mind a DLC to unlock them.
Actually CK2 was a remarkably stable release compared to others, but I agree with most of your other points. Though you could state yourself more tactfully. Resorting to insults only ruins your own arguments.
You're overreacting here. Take a deep breath, CALM DOWN. How do you know Byzantines would be unplayable? Muslims and Pagans were supposed unplayable at the start of the game release. And nobody thinks you're a troll, maybe you think everyone else thinks you are a troll.
Indeed. What a shame that they focus on improving things one at a time then release them for us to play and have fun with! It's almost as if they want a better business model than what we had ten years ago!Yeah, imagine if it had as many expansions as EU3 and as many cosmetic DLC's as HOI2. It would be horrible I tell you.
EUIII - playing Japan and Ming was a feature from the beginningExcept the expansions for EUIII added lots of new content to the game. Paradox didn't remove Japan and Ming from day 1 and already have in mind a DLC to unlock them.
Since people don't seem to comprehend any of what is being said.
First, Muslims were NEVER playable without modding.
Second, Muslims are STILL playable through modding.
Get that? You lost nothing and your pissing and moaning about nothing.
Not everything you say is incorrect, just most of it. And when you refuse to accept corrections from others and continue in your inane rants, I can't help but assume you're trolling, or at least have a hard time grasping simple logic.
Sorry but I disagree with the fundamental idea that the developer should block the consumer from using part of their product until the developer is finished working on it. If that is their idea then they shouldn't have released it in the first place. If they are going to release the game, then I want access to all the content, no matter how bad. Half-releasing a game shouldn't happen.
That is their RIGHT as a company. I may not like it either, but that's how businesses run! Don't buy PDox games if you don't like their business model.Except the "argument" isn't over, because I never said that you couldn't mod the game to play as a muslim. Do you understand that? My point was that I shouldn't have to edit game files to do something that should have been in the game at release. Paradox is turning into EA, they lock content from the beginning and plan on releasing a DLC.
I fail to see why I should consider the opinions of anybody who disregards a single part of my argument because another part of my argument was poorly done.
EUIII - playing Japan and Ming was a feature from the beginning
CK2 - playing a EUROPEAN nation was a feature from the beginning - nowhere was it implied that you could play as a muslim ruler. If you didn't like that fact, why did you buy the game?