I already got scammed once with CS2, I am not going to be scammed twice, sorry, not sorry. Paradox will never get one cent from me ever again.

We thank you all for your feedback and we have full understanding for your concerns. At the same time, we remain firmly convinced that we will soon be able to prove to you that this partnership will only bring benefits to Transport Fever 3. From the very beginning, the interests of our community were uncompromisingly treated as our top priority: this is the foundation of our partnership.

The roadmap for Transport Fever 3 is unchanged as a result of this publishing partnership, and Paradox has full trust in our direction. We remain fully committed to all promises we've made to the community. In particular, be assured that:

- There are no plans to add a launcher to the game
- There are no plans to switch to Paradox Mods
- The post release DLC plan and pricing etc. are not impacted by this partnership

We've had numerous conversations with Paradox about these and many other topics. Paradox likes the direction of Transport Fever 3 as it is, that's why they entered into the partnership - not because they want to change it. Consequently, we agreed that there won't be any significant changes over the original plan.

We hope that this additional statement will help alleviate your concerns. We're still the exact same Urban Games team and we'll keep working just as we did before - but now we have more power with the publishing experience and resources at Paradox, and we're looking forward to deliver the greatest Transport Fever 3 possible to you.

This is a cold shower, I see Paradox I run, thanks not interested in $30 DLC worth $3 of content.

Paradox, bad news again !

Originally posted by UG-Protagonist:

We thank you all for your feedback and we have full understanding for your concerns. At the same time, we remain firmly convinced that we will soon be able to prove to you that this partnership will only bring benefits to Transport Fever 3. From the very beginning, the interests of our community were uncompromisingly treated as our top priority, it's the foundation of this partnership.

The road map for Transport Fever 3 will continue exactly as envisioned, and Paradox has full trust in our direction. We remain fully committed to all promises we've made to the community. In particular, be assured that:

- There are no plans to add a launcher to the game
- There are no plans to switch to Paradox Mods
- The post release DLC plan and pricing etc. are not impacted by this partnership

We have had numerous conversations with Paradox about these and many other topics. Paradox likes the direction of Transport Fever 3 as it is, and we agreed on a common vision: we make games for players - that's what we mean with player-first approach.

We hope that this additional statement will help alleviate your concerns. We're still the exact same Urban Games team and we'll keep working just as we did before - but now we have more power with the publishing experience and resources at Paradox, and we're looking forward to deliver the greatest Transport Fever 3 possible to you.

i no longer trust you like i did five hours ago.

Why the ♥♥♥♥ would you do this? You had it all!!!!

This can’t be serious. How can you enter into a partnership with Paradox? They’re only interested in our money and don’t care at all about the needs of the fans. They’re already just like EA

Srsly bad decision, don't see the same values.

Paradoxed!

I bet the original base game launch price has since been internally hiked up while features are already packed behind future paid DLC.

It's still on my wish list, but I've changed it from a “day-one buy” to “hold.” Why do you need an additional publisher? And then you chose a publisher that doesn't have a good reputation among gamers right now. To me, this looks like a clear mistake at the moment.

RIP Transport Fever.....

It's not first of April today?! Please do not destroy the game with dlc. Waited so long for Transport fever 3.

How does teaming up with Paradox give the Urban Games team "more power with the publishing experience"? It seems like this change could ONLY give them LESS power and LESS input within the whole process of the publishing experience, not more. (Especially when leadership positions within Paradox change over time). The comment that the user Metacritical referred to above basically gives us this single reason as to why this puts the original devs in a better position than they were in before entering into this "partnership" with Paradox.

welcome infinite dlcs