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Furthermore Common Sense is essential and I consider Art of War essential as well.
Mare Nostrum you can skip. It mostly works against you anyway (trade leagues if you need to conquer Venice as Austria, mercenary armies against you in wars and muslims raiding you)
If you however plan to play a custom nation in the Americas. Having "raid coast" as idea is pretty OP early.
Cossacks would be the other one I would skip. Estates are more gamey than anything else. It's mostly press button to get free monarch points every 20 years and add some provinces before they turn unhappy. Furthermore this DLC introduced the whole favor system. Which I personally don't really like.
El Dorado gives the custom nation designer which is a nice extra imo. Furthermore it had some events and the inti/nahuatl/mayan mechanics. So it depends more on whether or not you will use custom nations and play there.
Rights of man pretty much adds some CK2 mechanics to EU4. If you like playing Ethiopia this is pretty much a must have. Since it buffs coptic and your early ruler gets missionairy strength
Wtf? The noncosmetic DLCs that are inside the collection edition are worth 35€, even if I didn't have the game (which I do) with it it would cost me 75€ to buy them separatedly, how is it more worth it, when the collection edition is 93€???
You can get the DLC collection for about 10 euro. So normally the DLC would be -75% 8,75 euro. So you would pay like 1,25 extra. (I assume you included the preorder pack in the price as well right?). For that price you might as well get the cosmetics included as well.
You can get it outside of steam with the gray key resellers. I cannot list the names here because steam policy forbids it and censors it.
I also don't want to support stores like that arctic creature or that letter, numeric, letter
But I found it in an official Paradox Interactive store, which somehow has a sale right now o.O
However it's still quite a lot of money for just DLCs
I never had problems with it and I have used for over 2 years now. And the money still goes to Paradox. The keys have to be bought after all.
On the Paradox store it's 15 euro now for the DLC collection. Which is a fair price as well for the content. I don't think the discount was ever greater than 75% as well. So you can either buy some for 75% and wait or simply buy the ones you want now.
Well there has been issues ;) Ubisoft pulled some already sold and activated keys from letter numeric letter.
Also, no, that money doesn't necessarely go to Paradox, as these keys may be illegal (bought with illegal credit cards, which were declined later, but the keys are out there). Not sure how EXACTLY it works, but I just know it works.
Just took a lok at the sale and i would say it's worth it to get all if you can afford it and know you like eu iv, else i would still advise to get AoW and CS only and take a look at the next big steam sale. ~75% off is still a pretty good deal.
This is simply not true, you have no way of knowing these keys are not bought with stolen credit cards (which usually get charged back and the publisher has to choose to deactivate the key). The fact is that only big publishers afford the monetary and PR prize involved in voiding stolen keys.
And that is on top of the fact that you give money to a grey market that takes advantage of how digital distribution works our days and do not provide any service themselves.
Steam gets a cut because they run the freaking service and the dev/publisher because he payed for the product. What exactly do keyresellers provide other than a chance to distribute stolen keys?
Sounds like you know what you are getting in to, depending on what you payed for eu 4 a max of like 80 bucks to be up to date seems to be a reasonable cost.
But even if you get only the two dlc i recommended you won't have to relearn anything.
The current pds model for their dlc and free content updates makes this not relevant as long as you keep playing on the newest version.
Every (or 3 out of 4) version patches come with payed dlc that unlock certain features in the game or add flavour to certain countries but every version is also a free content update.
You can take a look at http://www.eu4wiki.com/Patch_1.18
which was the last patch with dlc and see how dlc vs free content is structured.
Well, bought the DLCs for 40€, now it's time to enjoy them
Thanks anyway