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Paradox date Stellaris 4.0, a "phoenix update" to attract new players and improve performance
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this post was submitted on 25 Mar 2025
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That's kind of how I feel about EU4. I started w/ whatever the basic bundle was (base game + 2-3 DLC), and it was a ton of fun. Then when it got boring and I wanted more, I bought a couple more DLC when it was on sale. Rinse and repeat and now I have all of the DLC.
That's how DLC should be. With Paradox games, you're not paying for some stupid cosmetics, you are funding continued development to add fun new features to the game. Even if you don't buy the DLC, you still get some nifty features in the free update.
So yeah, I think they do a good job w/ their DLC policy. Though I do wish they'd make older DLC free or incredibly cheap.