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This is the message to their upper management.
No way.
20 bucks for an additional column on the spreadsheet?
Heck yes!
I loved Stellaris, bought every DLC, played it to death. Hours upon hours of MP with friends. Then they removed FTL variety and turned the game into boring space roads (probably because the PvPers couldn't handle variety, just like in this game), which meant I lost interest entirely, as did all my friends I played MP with.
I loved Surviving Mars, then they canned the original developer. They replaced them with some...thing that couldn't even make a single functional DLC for the game. They even broke the original game due to updates that came with that DLC. To this day the game is buggier than it ever was, if they had left it alone it would have remained a decent game and I'd still play it on a regular basis.
I won't even go into Paradox's DLC policies. CA has a much better track record in that regard (far from perfect, but miles better than Paradox over the last two decades).
will still say their core design is still good without error's. something CA can learn from
@Topic
Sure, why not - WH3 was the last title i bought from CA anyways so I dont care.