Any Complete Edition?

[Kahlex]

I was really tempted to buy with this weekend's sale..

I took notice of all those dlcs and their pricing and that cooled off my ambition.

Is there a Complete Edition somewhere to purchase instead?

[Fallen King]

yeah, i want to know too. A lot of bundles there on steam page, but none of them show what comes within them.

[mishugashu]

Nope. Welcome to Paradox games. Tons of DLC, no "GOTY"/"Complete" edition. There'll most likely be even more DLC before this game is finally done developing.

Most people that are hesitant on the cost just pick up the DLC as they come on sale. Make sure you checkout isthereanydeal.com for the best prices.

[Army Pea]

Stellaris has matured (with growing pains) with every passing year.

With each free patch comes a DLC (which tells you how often it’s been updated)

Unfortunately this process means no GOTY edition as the game never stops moving forward

[Major.Pain]

No real excuse for not having an Stellaris Expansion Bundle and a Stellaris Complete Bundle when you can just add whatever to cart to buy.
So for example add everything to cart and get an extra X off the price for buying it all in 1 transaction or add Stellaris plus ALL expansions to cart and get an extra X off the price.

[Tyrant]

well take a look at crusaderkings 2 and you should get a hint at what the game will cost when *finished*

[Fallen King]

Originally posted by Tyrant:

well take a look at crusaderkings 2 and you should get a hint at what the game will cost when *finished*

Omg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ZO40y4SvEQ

You almost killed me dude, lucky of you, i dont have control over something like Luftwaffe, if so, i would have indiscriminately bombing the sh!t out of you and paradox... nothing personnel... xD

Anyways, thanks for the advice my friend ;)

[Tyrant]

Crusader kings 2 had some dlc made recently too so it is not *finished yet*

[Kahlex]

Aye, I use isthereanydeal myself on a recurring base. I have this thing about games with dlc though.
I can't play a game without all the dlc included. Feels like I'm missing out. Even games I've been playing and enjoying. If a new dlc comes out, I stop playing if the price is too steep since I'm missing out, loosing all interest.
So complete editions are a thing for me.
I can understand a game still bringing out new content of course, but when the dlc cost almost the same as the main game, it better be a gosh darn good one. If you roll out dlc after dlc and they are all priced very high, you loose me.
Still waiting for Curse the the vampire coast dlc to drop on total war warhammer 2 to keep playing. I tried going back, have all the other dlcs even the newest one, but just doesn't feel the same.

[Army Pea]

Originally posted by CptRoch:

Aye, I use isthereanydeal myself on a recurring base. I have this thing about games with dlc though.
I can't play a game without all the dlc included. Feels like I'm missing out. Even games I've been playing and enjoying. If a new dlc comes out, I stop playing if the price is too steep since I'm missing out, loosing all interest.
So complete editions are a thing for me.
I can understand a game still bringing out new content of course, but when the dlc cost almost the same as the main game, it better be a gosh darn good one. If you roll out dlc after dlc and they are all priced very high, you loose me.
Still waiting for Curse the the vampire coast dlc to drop on total war warhammer 2 to keep playing. I tried going back, have all the other dlcs even the newest one, but just doesn't feel the same.

I dont fault you at all. I used to feel the same way with the exception of Stellaris.

That said, this might not be the right time to jump in as Stellaris will see more DLC/developement for the next 3-4 years at least.

[Fallen King]

Originally posted by CptRoch:

Aye, I use isthereanydeal myself on a recurring base. I have this thing about games with dlc though.
I can't play a game without all the dlc included. Feels like I'm missing out. Even games I've been playing and enjoying. If a new dlc comes out, I stop playing if the price is too steep since I'm missing out, loosing all interest.
So complete editions are a thing for me.
I can understand a game still bringing out new content of course, but when the dlc cost almost the same as the main game, it better be a gosh darn good one. If you roll out dlc after dlc and they are all priced very high, you loose me.
Still waiting for Curse the the vampire coast dlc to drop on total war warhammer 2 to keep playing. I tried going back, have all the other dlcs even the newest one, but just doesn't feel the same.

I agree with you on that, i feel the same.

Originally posted by Army Pea:

Originally posted by CptRoch:

Aye, I use isthereanydeal myself on a recurring base. I have this thing about games with dlc though.
I can't play a game without all the dlc included. Feels like I'm missing out. Even games I've been playing and enjoying. If a new dlc comes out, I stop playing if the price is too steep since I'm missing out, loosing all interest.
So complete editions are a thing for me.
I can understand a game still bringing out new content of course, but when the dlc cost almost the same as the main game, it better be a gosh darn good one. If you roll out dlc after dlc and they are all priced very high, you loose me.
Still waiting for Curse the the vampire coast dlc to drop on total war warhammer 2 to keep playing. I tried going back, have all the other dlcs even the newest one, but just doesn't feel the same.

I dont fault you at all. I used to feel the same way with the exception of Stellaris.

That said, this might not be the right time to jump in as Stellaris will see more DLC/developement for the next 3-4 years at least.

You think will be this much of time? Let´s hope they bring new good content for us at least. I really hope they had some type of zombie plague and quarentine system for the game in the future. Seen something like zombies in space would be cool. Imagine not only humans, but also zombiefied aliens, really good possibilities, there some way to contact the devs? I would like to suggest that for them, a galatic epidemic to quarentine/contain/cure/study/control would be very cool. Maybe a event, where you discover some type of virus/pathogenic and try to research it for immortality, would be a cool back story maybe.

Something like that as made in Star Wars (but with not quarentine being managed for what i seen):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U-ZqAymW7S4

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LLn9UEtIFuM

[Jambie Lionheart]

I'm trying it out myself over the weekend, so far I like it (two hours in) just learnt the basics of the starting blocks >.> looks fun and in depth though. so I am... intrigued.

[Meewec]

Originally posted by CptRoch:

I can't play a game without all the dlc included. Feels like I'm missing out. Even games I've been playing and enjoying. If a new dlc comes out, I stop playing if the price is too steep since I'm missing out, loosing all interest.

paradox does dlc a bit weird. sure, it tends to accumulate but it also frequently goes on sale and there are patches the come alongside the dlc that they include what they consider essential to the core gameplay. the dlc just unlocks extra features that you may or may not care about. this lists the locked features https://stellaris.paradoxwikis.com/Downloadable_content

they also have a great multiplayer policy with their dlc. multiplayer games use whatever non-cosmetic dlc that the host has active, so if you play with a few friends only one of you needs to own the dlc to allow all of you to use it in that game.

[Mansen]

Originally posted by mishugashu:

Nope. Welcome to Paradox games. Tons of DLC, no "GOTY"/"Complete" edition.

That's not entirely true though - Paradox have made "complete" editions on occasion, with future DLC not included.

[Elitewrecker PT]

Well yeah, but the complete isn't true then.

[Mansen]

Complete would imply no more content is ever released...which kind of defeats the point of asking for one.