Ulasan terkini oleh personman700

Is this Paradox's revenge for then anger people expressed at the Emperor release? This game is filled with bugs, missing UI, the game arbitrarily switches tabs in the country interface, there are text issues with new events, the mission tree for Siam is uncompletable if you form the nation from Lan Xang, those are the bugs I noticed on my first two sessions in the game. All of that is obviously bad, but I don't mind that much as long as they fix it eventually.

How did this happen? Did they even know the game was in such a state? Did the people at paradox play on this patch before releasing it? The truly unforgivable breakage came when they attempted to fix some bugs in patch 1.31.1 and completely broke my save so that none of the countries load. I guess a rushed patch was necessary but this is the kind of thing that happens when you release content that is not ready.

Was it a push from sales? What arbitrary corporate timeline forced them to release this? Who cares if people complain that your patch takes too long, if you need another 6 months or a year to complete the patch then please, take the time, releasing this broken content is so much worse. ♥♥♥♥ those haters, the game is fun when it works even without the Leviathan patch no matter what they say.

Here is a theory. Maybe, Cyberpunk 2077 and Game of Thrones proved that once you have a dedicated base of players / fans, it no longer matters what the quality of content you release is. So, it just makes more business sense to release things quickly even if they are low quality. You can just whip the nerds who write the code to fix things after release and people will forget in 6 months anyways.

I don't want to be too mean. I love this game and want Paradox to keep supporting it... But, it is just hard to see this kind of thing happen and still have hope. How could this possibly have happened?

This game has so much variation that I've just played the same nation for three games in a row, and the results were completely different. The game escalates in intensity by several orders of magnitude, and best of all it's super difficult and you're forced to play like a wild man sometimes. I feel like I've just taken the first step in a long journey.