I suppose you could well be right about that, actually... but nonetheless, I'd bet the decision has probably been taken by now.
Indeed, progress on Svea Rike IV is coming along nicely.
Austen.
I suppose you could well be right about that, actually... but nonetheless, I'd bet the decision has probably been taken by now.
Even though I do not have HTTT, I would buy both XPs if the game provided a challenge and was just as fun in the late game (seems to be a problem that plagues empire-building games). I would really appreciate stability to be tied to a distance-from-captial modifier. Just my two-cents!
Promise me, that you will make this.I could suggest reading the developer diaries discussions for Victoria 2 you would know that we are striving to create a finished game that is playable on release. To do that we made the command decisions to not reach too far with the features but instead make sure that we aimed for features that would be finished and playable. Defence exhibit A, the world market. One possibility for an expansion for Vicotria 2 is to replace the playable and finished world market with region markets and seperate regional pricing.
Imo a "real" expansion for HoI3 would be nice, as semper fi more or less was a big patch. EU3 has so much stuff already, and Im having a hard time seeing what could be added within the limits of the game that cant be done by mods. Paradox can spend its time in better ways than making decisions and events for non-european nations in EU3. Also HoI3 to me feels like it has the most untapped potential of the current paradox games. It still has some funky bugs and is a bit shallow on the non-combat side of things. An expansion that would give some love to politics etc would be nice.
Edit: Just read up a bit and saw someone write that rather than doing a new expansion, turn HttT beta patch into real patch and fix the broken stuff in SF. I'd rather have that than new expansion as well.
On the other hand, with paradox you can often have the cake and eat it![]()
Rome is very trendy now.