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Black Ice helps a bit but it's still pretty damn bad.
Chain of command would also be great. Fix the AI, bring back CoC and fleshed out espionage would be nice too.
I really don't understand how people will blindly defend abusive business practices. It's definitely taking advantage of the good will that they built starting especially with CK1 and EU3.
If I see a company trating customers badly I'm going to call it out. At release people didn't get a complete game. That was all but explicitly acknowledged by Paradox. Hoi4 was delayed many times and throughout the entire development process the dev team has been almost opaque.
Compared to the past, or even a couple years ago the devs for hoi4 aren't talking to the community at all. They're doing the bare minimum and that's it. Just enough to say they talk to their fans.
In 6 months EU4 got more updates and content than Hoi4 has had for WELL over a year. There's no excuse for that. Again they don't have to work day and night. When I buy a product, especially from a company with (until recently) a good track record I expect it to be finished, and for the dev team to continue supporting it for some time with patches and expansions.
They don't have to come out with patches ridiculously fast, and if you think that asking paradox to work faster than they have been (pathetically slowly) is asking too much you're a blinded fanboy.
Modders have done more to balance and fix the game's issues within weeks of the initial release than the dev team has done in a year. If people who are paid nothing and working in their spare time can be so quick to fix major issues surely it's not too much to ask that the official dev team work 1/2 as fast?
They're not working even 1/2 as fast as the modders, its to the point where they're not doing anything at all.
If you said that Hoi4 would take over 6 months between major updates three years ago you'd have been laughed off the forums. Only once it happened did the white knight brigade leap to their defense.
Updates to AI behavior, chain of command, and maybe better espionage. Those could EASILY have been implemented months ago. So what's the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ hold up? Dlc.
In the past paradox would offer up a beta patch with improved ai and maybe even chain of command a week or two before the official release. Now they can't even be bothered to do that let alone make improvements to their game within a reasonable time frame.
None of this would be a big an issue if there was even one other game out there that could compete with Hearts of Iron. There isn't. No competitor exists in any real form. For me Hoi3 was micro hell, and I love micro and having lots of control over complex strategy but a lot of it was really tedious and amounted to busy work, hoi2 is too simple with very outdated graphics and large provinces.
Apart from Hoi there's nothing. No company out there is even attempting to compete with paradox in making a ww2 game of a similar nature. If GSG ww2 games exist they are either turn based, vastly simplified, or overly complex to the point of inducing insanity if you try to learn them. I'm looking at you WORLD IN FLAMES. Gary Grigsby's titles are focused on smaller scales and much more complex as well as being hex based.
If there was an alternative then this ♥♥♥♥♥♥ excuse for supporting hoi4 wouldn't be so notable. Nor would it stand out if they didn't have such a good track record in the past.
All that being said I am interested to know what people think of the current state of the game? We'll be stuck with this current state for quite some time anyway.
Paradox is not a small studio anymore. They're only small in comparison to the biggest firms out there.
In comparison to the vast and overwhelming majority of game devs and even many publishers they're a large company now.
They're firmly at the top of the middle in terms of their market share and are poised to leap into the big leagues with the IP's they've acquired to publish.
Point is that paradox is not some mom and pop upstart anymore. They're a VERY large company with a lot of revenue. They ABSOLUTELY have the money and manpower to support hoi4 with a major patch (sans new content) every 2-3 months. It would be simple and the company would still make lots of money. That's how it used to be, a major patch every 2-3 months and an expansion twice a year.
Not sure why Hoi4 got shafted in that regard especially given that it's the newest of their flagship series of strategy titles they both develop and publish.
That's the part that makes no sense to me, if this is the newest one out of their top 3 franchises why ignore it?
HOI4 is probably not getting the same developmental attention as EU4 at the least. But instead of ascribing this lack of development to developer incompetence or indifference, it's maybe sales of HOI4 are just not sufficient to fund the same level of development as these other titles.
That's an interesting point. I'm more interested in discussing and trying to get to the bottom of this issue than simply ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ at this point.
What's confusing is that regardless of sales unless a game is a complete bomb it usually is given a lot of attention and the lion's share of resources within at least the first 6 months.
This is almost like they had planned to be very slow updating Hoi4. I see no reason why Tiger or at least the Cornflakes (dumb name xD) update can't be out by Xmas.
Sales figures obviously are closely guarded as far as exact numbers go but I have seen nothing indicating that Hoi4 was a massive failure.
Such neglect is very out of character for Paradox imho is the point I'm trying to make. Wouldn't the decision to slack off on updates be taken after that first few months when enough time has passed to collate the data?
That's why the first few months usually has the strongest support. The main concern of the dev team here seems to have been to stamp out bugs so egregious that they dramatically hurt sales. Once those bugs were ironed out then.....there was this VERY lackadaisical pace. A really obtuse way of talking to the community when they bothered to do so at all.
All of this makes me think there might be something else to Hoi4, or its a combination of several factors.
Hoi3 developed a very passionate and not inconsiderable fanbase as well as the increased market share of the company as a whole. EU4 is definitely much more obscure in terms of recognizability by dint of the history the games cover. Any WW2 game will be more recognizable than one like EU4.
CK2 gets updates almost as much as EU4 to boot. It just seems like the devs are doing the complete opposite of what is normally the case with a newly released game.
There seems to be no drive, no passion to improve the experience for players and to make the game better. Of course there are exceptions within the dev team that's merely a generalization of the dev team and company as a whole.
2013-08-13 - Europa Universalis IV released
2013-09-24 - Patch 1.2 released
2013-10-29 - Patch 1.3 released
2014-01-14 - Patch 1.4 released (alongside Conquest of Paradise)
2014-02-19 - Patch 1.5 released
2014-05-29 - Patch 1.6 released (alongside Wealth of Nations)
2014-07-16 - Patch 1.7 released (alongside Res Publica)
2014-10-30 - Patch 1.8 released (alongside Art of War)
2014-12-09 - Patch 1.9 released
2015-02-26 - Patch 1.10 released (alongside El Dorado)
2012-02-14 - Crusader Kings II released
2012-02-17 - Patch 1.03 released
2012-03-05 - Patch 1.04 released
2012-04-16 - Patch 1.05 released
2012-06-26 - Patch 1.06 released (alongside Sword of Islam)
2012-10-16 - Patch 1.07 released (alongside Legacy of Rome)
2012-11-15 - Patch 1.08 released (alongside Sunset Invasion)
2013-01-15 - Patch 1.09 released (alongside The Republic)
2013-05-28 - Patch 1.10 released (alongside The Old Gods)
2013-08-13 - Patch 1.11 released
2016-05-09 - Stellaris released
2016-06-01 - Patch 1.1 released
2016-06-27 - Patch 1.2 released
2016-10-20 - Patch 1.3 released (alongside Leviathans)
2016-12-05 - Patch 1.4 released
2017-04-06 - Patch 1.5 released (alongside Utopia)
2017-05-09 - Patch 1.6 released
2017-06-28 - Multiplayer patch released (as Beta patch)
2017-09-21 - Patch 1.8 released (alongside Synthetic Dawn)
2017-10-25 - Patch 1.8.3 released
2016-06-06 - Hearts of Iron IV released
2016-06-30 - Patch 1.1 released
2016-09-16 - Patch 1.2 released
2016-12-15 - Patch 1.3 released (alongside Together for Victory)
2017-06-14 - Patch 1.4 released (alongside Death or Dishonor)
2017-08-21 - Patch 1.4.2 released
2018-01-??? - Patch 1.5 released (alongside Waking the Tiger)
I really can't.
Paradox Team 200+Temps,+buildings+other cleaning staff+they are a publisher+they throw their own cons+marketing etc, it cost money to run a company
Compared to other games made by paradox it's slower, more inconsistent, and has lower quality and lower content.