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2.0 is still great though.
And yes if you only see the content in the apocalypse dlc its way to expensive especially compared to utopia.
Apocalypse includes
-Marauders: A new neutral faction of raiders who can form a midgame crisis and shakeup the galaxy.
-Unity Ambitions: A way to spend unity once you've bought all of the traditions.
-New Advanced Civics: From the barbaric despoilers who are more or less playable maurauders to the civics for starting on tomb or gaia worlds, they can allow for different starting conditions/playstyles than the norm.
-New Ascension Perks: From the ability to stop enemy's from scanning your debris to the ability to raid the enemy for slaves.
-Titans: Large capital class ships excellent for taking down hardened targets.
-Planet destroyers: Ships with the ability to take an enemy planet out of play, one way or another.
Now obviously there's nothing wrong with looking at these features and deciding that you'd rather wait for a sale, but acting as if people who disagree are just suckers is frankly obnoxious. We all have different priotities and personally I think the features offered is worth the price.
Are you kidding me? We literally just got a massive free update, get that "we pay what everyone else gets for free" nonsense out of here.
There are points in there that are bordering on being valid, except you're just using them to justify venting about not being able to afford/not being willing to buy the DLC even though you still want its contents. I feel like just saying "this is too expensive for me" is better, more concise, and more constructive feedback than this whole thing you typed up instead.
Of course the DLC finances the free updates. There would be no 2.0 if there was no dlc.
https://isthereanydeal.com/search/?q=stellaris+apocalypse#/page:game/info?plain=stellarisapocalypse
and nobody is forcing you to buy. You can also wait for summersale 2019 if you think the value offered is only worth $5.
The funny part is how you claim that the game is barebones without DLC, then jump to the Ascension perks added with the free patch and from there claim that buying the Utopia DLC offers nothing and people got sucker bunched for buying it. I get that you want to make the point how devious the devs are, but your arguments there are really drifting apart since either the game is barebones without DLC, or we get tons of stuff for free with patches including previous DLC stuff. I doubt it can be both.
It's one thing to dislike a price offered it's quite another to dislike the existence of paid content.
But I only said that by purchasing the dlc you also fund the stuff in the free patches, which is why it seems that there is not a lot of content for the price.
Where the hell did I whine about the price or complain about paid content?
Some of these features are so trivial that other games, such as Civilization, had them implemented from the get-go.
-Unity: aka culture, basically ripped off from Civ 5.
-New Ascension perks: already a feature of another expansion.
-Marauders: aka Raging Barbarians, something which should've been a part of the original game to begin with to keep the galaxy interesting. But now it seems we must pay to make the mid-late game more interesting, something everyone has complained about since day one of release.
-Unity Ambitions: again, should've been part of an expansion that already exists.
You're really just getting some new ship models and the ability to break planets.
"Everything is worth what its purchaser will pay for it." - Publilius Syrus
Indeed, Paradox, indeed.
What you call a massive free update is what I call a step closer to looking like a complete product with a hint of vision and direction behind it. These kinds of updates have been a long time coming, if anything, so nothing to boast about.
Shh don't confuse the paradox bashers with facts!
But if you look into this forums then you will find enough fanboyzombies accepting and even defending it. Well if i were paradox i too would enjoy those people paying and defending my ♥♥♥♥ and putting my Mini DLC on the topseller list and keep my mouth shut.
Apparently fan boys pay extra money for DLC just to upset haters.
Awesome
It is a bit of a shame that they didn't adjust the price of Apocalypse to reflect the decrease in offerings in the expansion, but then that's not how Paradox work.... heck if you go on their statement to the unannounced price hikes and decision to then undo the price hikes, even listening to customer feedback isn't how they work when it comes to pricing and business models.
In the their statement they felt strongly compelled to make it clear the decision to undo the price changes had absolutely nothing to do with 'Giving in to the community'. But rather they talked to people whos opinion they actually cared about and they said the sudden price increases on all existing and future DLC with no prior statement was a bad call.... and that it should be made clear, it in no way indicated that Paradox had caved in to "community pressure".... they needed to be clear the negative reactions across the community had no part in Paradox making decisions.
People paying money for things they love and enjoy? Shocking revelations