there is 17 hours left and i F***ING hate the wait

[alexman]

im just counting down the minutes at this point its like a mini christmas

 

[Mr_Dimento]

Because it is a mini Christmas. Updates and content for this game are so rare

 

[ClavintheGreat]

Just wait for the runup to Barbarossa, it's gonna be unbearable

 

[alexman]

this man i want a soviet overhaul its going to be amazing and im going to enjoy the finnish winter war

 

[GSS_]

I already want to play with Turkey...

 

[Axe99]

Because it is a mini Christmas. Updates and content for this game are so rare

DLC a couple of times a year goes alright with me (and from a modding perspective, the game updates plenty enough!) - and I remember the day games just released and were never updated. Keep in mind that the DLC/large patches involve substantial changes to the game, so are more involved than the much smaller incremental patches of many games that update more frequently.

 

[safe-keeper]

Because it is a mini Christmas. Updates and content for this game are so rare

Yeah, maybe smaller, more frequent patches would be better than pretty much only patches with DLCs. There's a lot of small bugs it'd be really easy to squish, for example.

 

[Zeprion]

im just counting down the minutes at this point its like a mini christmas

Enjoy the magic of Christmas while it lasts, in 12 hours the magic will be over.

 

[him_15]

I will probably not going for a new campaign straight away as some mods need to get updated as well.

 

[Captured Joe]

Yeah, maybe smaller, more frequent patches would be better than pretty much only patches with DLCs. There's a lot of small bugs it'd be really easy to squish, for example.

The problem with this though is that it makes developing and updating mods a pain in the ass. It also means you have a shorter timespan to do longer-running games in, for example for writing an AAR.

 

[JackAlNXT]

The problem with this though is that it makes developing and updating mods a pain in the ass. It also means you have a shorter timespan to do longer-running games in, for example for writing an AAR.

This only applies if the updates introduces changes to mechanics. If it's just a normal bugfix update like Collie, then there is minimal work needed to update mods. Heck, in hotfix updates, you can probably run mods even if they are not updated.

 

[Emperor_Napoleon]

I have to leave for work literally within the hour that the DLC is being released lmao. Still, at least it's the end of my work week so I have all of Friday and the weekend to play it. I just hope I don't get through all the new content too quickly.

 

[safe-keeper]

The problem with this though is that it makes developing and updating mods a pain in the ass. It also means you have a shorter timespan to do longer-running games in, for example for writing an AAR.

Just opt out of updates while you work on the AAR playthrough.

 

[KubiG37]

I have to leave for work literally within the hour that the DLC is being released lmao. Still, at least it's the end of my work week so I have all of Friday and the weekend to play it. I just hope I don't get through all the new content too quickly.

I had 3 completely free days before the release, few hours today and then 3 days of work after it releases. So DON'T COMPLAIN!

 

[Spelaren]

Isn't it supposed to release now?

 

[KV5_Radio_Operator]

Isn't it supposed to release now?

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