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hopefully now that the game is out, the graphics are shinier and the sales bigger .... they can focus on more gameplay-content in the future patches/DLC and the "new gameplay modes" in the roadmap gives me sligth hope it wont take 2 years.
That's exactly what we are planning to do :)
Mate, you've got to tell at least me what your planning, come on... :D
And I agree…some form of single player multiple battle mode with carry over/unit improvement (either war gear, stat improvement, unit coloring, etc.) between battles would be nice.
I hope that a "broader audience" doesn't mean chasing their target audience away for audiences that either don't exist or don't really care about their stuff like other studios did.
Whatever they define as broader audience, they better not go the same route as Battlefield 5 and Mass Effect Andromeda.
I totally agree with the poster,the game is well crafted but extremely limited in it's replay value,after the momentum of the release many players are leaving already.
A conquest sector mode a la Dawn Of War or even Sanctus would greatly improve this game.
True, the game really needs more content and replayability. The multiplayer is also not particularly interesting as of now.