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A game rule to remove that bit of the map would be a good way to please everybody.
They'd better improve the game mechanics with a deeper medieval political system, more immersive feudal life, naval battles ... and much more.
IMHO...
They are opening up the Tibeten plateau in the patch along side Jade Dragon. So they are making India more accessable.
Instead of all this DLC, they should just dedicate a couple engineers to fixing performance. Get a better JSON parser in there, etc. But I guess that doesn't make them any $$$.
Performance is better than it has ever been. I'm not sure what you're running it on, but I don't remember it being any faster than it is now.
The silk road thing is fine and I guess being able to interact with Eastern kingdoms when you are in the Holy Land may be somewhat appealling but it doesn't sound very practical.
People have been asking for China for quite some time and IMO they should have given them an entire game (like Sengoku but Chinese) and left CK2 alone. The way they are going about this the people who really wanted China in are going to be disappointed and the ones who were more than satisfied with the Horse Lords being in the game won't care much for an Empire that they will never interact with anyway.