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Solution: More paid content to break it even more!
Honestly sorry they threw a new Dev to the wolves here but the reality is what it is.
I don't understand how this company can justify adding new content while the old is in such a horrible state. Imagine seeing your basement flooding with water because of a plumbing mistake and thinking, "I think it's time to build a new deck, the one I have is getting old." This is honestly ridiculous, and I can't imagine how this company thinks any of us will tolerate it.
The fact that there is new content incoming, it doesnt mean they werent working in fixing the previous one, they already did a lot after a month of the launch. Which one is the problem? the fact that Native American Nations form empires or the ability to "concentrate development" is op??
Bold to assume this game is an history book and not a game that justify her mechanics and cores with some history lession. Mansa Musa might be dead a long time ago, but for sure the gold mines stay there after his death.
You clearly never really played EU4. This game tried to be as correct as possible for a long time (from the players perspective). People who tended to play PDX games tend to love this kind of perfectness. Maybe you are not one of those who played their games for over two decades. Sure, PDX doesn't need to stick with those who supported them from the very beginning. On the other hand, It is never a good idea to forget where you came from, but if they loose everything, there is always anybody waiting to fill the gap.
Sure, they should add even more useless provinces, even though the game is mostly unplayable, due to lack of optimization, after 1600.
In my opinion, optimization, fixing bugs and balancing game mechanics, should come first.
Over years they nerf each and any mechanic into dead to "balance" it and then they bring in stuff that drives it into absurdity. Imagine, America is the best developed part of the world before 1600, but you earn less from colonies and trade than stupid taxes, even at low developement.
They use us as free alpha tester. They experiment with what ever sh1t is in their mind, because we already paid for that bs and after they have let us paying for they developing experiments over DLCs, they do not pay us for the work, no they will sell us a new game to start this process again.
The provinces obviously aren't useless. They add dev, goods, room for tags, and they fill out the map. They're the strongest factor in the game.