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Not all "euro country" makes more than Poland.
The official minimum salary in Poland is of 4,250 zlotys per month (around 1.000 euros).
The current minimum wage in Portugal is 820.00 euros.
In short, I gotta pay more than you little poles pay while still getting less!
These DLCs are all overpriced though. No amount of defense in Paradox's favor will change this fact. They are pratically half the price of an AAA game. Half the price. They did not have half the work to make it.
No, Astral Planes isn't a reskinned Ancient Relics. It has its own lore. You are seeing problems with that DLC where there is none.
And we are no more in 2016. The idea of Paradox forever charging $20 per DLC makes no sense. And we are talking about Sweden's economy here (Paradox's home country). How do you know inflation there "isn't twice as big as when Ancient Relics came out"? Honestly, I tired of people thinking that any increase in price is a proof of greedy. Did you ever heard about how everyone is innocent until proven guilty?
It doesn’t matter where they are. if they charge most of the player base the same amount; then the product will be compared to other products offered to the same user.
I didn’t say it was greedy, they offered no explanation for the price other than apparently classifying it as a new type of dlc that’s "between a story pack and a normal expansion" in terms of content, so I’ll have to use only that and say "debatable" (especially if you’re going to reuse another (half price) dlc so much)
To be honest, it could use some refinement in land battle. To take a planet would be a hard thing, and if you got countless strongholds and armies, even harder. Right now you just bombard everything and everything dies. Doesn't really make sense because if you had strongholds (hypothetically speaking, in real life) you would have bunkers, fortresses inside the earth or beneath mountains to protect from such bombardments, etc. Even AA guns to prevent weapons like "missiles" from reaching their target, like we do today. Such bombardment would have pratically 0 effect, unless we were speaking of mega weapons that only the real big ships should carry.
I don't think it needs much change, but definetely at least a few extra modifiers. Even if you lost the battle in the skies, it should be possible to stay relatively safe on the ground - if preparations were made.
Who cares about Swedish economy... Games and countless programs in the computer world were usually charged an "established" price... 50-60€ for AAA games brand new for example... It has nothing to do with economy...
When you come up with DLCs that didn't even involve 33% of the work that the main game took when it was being made, at half the price of the main game, you know they are either:
1º Being greedy
2º Have 0 notion of fairness
3º Simply didn't even bother making the comparison I did right now because there are fools that will always buy their products no matter the price.
Most of those DLCs should be in the range of 10€ or 15€ at the very worst. But of course they always ask more than that.
It has 0 to do with Swedish Economy specially since some of their studios aren't even located in Sweden anymore. They want to increase their profit or maximize it. And apparently it must be working well because they have been doing it for years... Paradox used to care about the consumer but right now they care more about their pocket first, even if they gotta ask absurd DLC prices in the process.
Exactly. The majority of the players have no interest in mictomanage their armies. They only want to see the worlds of the xenos burning.
What part of "economy influences the price of the DLCs" you don't understood? It matters where Paradox is based because, depending of the inflation and other factors in their country, they can end repassing the cost of living and making their games/DLCs into the final price of their products. They are a business, for Chrissake! They still need to pay their employees and that employess still need to pay their bills at the end of the month, like everyone else.
Paradox is based in Stockholm, Sweden. So it makes enormous sense if the company charges more for the DLCs due to inflation and other maladies of economy in that country. And remember Paradox Entertainment is a business. They are not making Stellaris just because they have passion for it: they need money to keep their company afloat and feed their employees like everyone else in this damn world. They cannot charge $10 or $15 for each DLC if the cost of living/inflation/whatever don't let them do that.