Wow...just WoW Paradox....

[Kiethoo]

$29.99 for this probably bug filled new DLC, and you don't even offer us a release day deal on the MOSTLY NEGATIVE Dlc's already released?

I was planning on getting the DLC's if they were atleast 50% off but now? Why bother.

[John Hadley]

Well I'm not sure how you would know what the release day price is because Steam doesn't update prices until 10 AM PST and that is still an hour and forty minutes away, but I'm not sure why you would expect any DLC to go on such a steep sale on the very first day it is released anyway. If it did have a sale price it certainly wouldn't be 50% off. In a few months after they have ironed out the release day bugs maybe, perhaps at Thanksgiving or Christmas you might get some discount, but I suspect it will be more like 20-25% off and you won't see 50% off until some time next year.

[LtLost]

Originally posted by based and truly redpilled:

Oh many noes, the minimum spending in McDonald’s for a dlc? It’s so joever.

For a disturbingly large percentage of the population, McDonald's has become expensive. What used to be the budget meal has become a luxury.

More on topic, Paradox DLC has become rather lackluster for the price. Look no further than Steam reviews of the DLC. They tend to be mixed if not worse.

In regards to Victoria 3, the DLC and updates never really fixed the core issues with the game.

[6ap6apblckaAa]

Originally posted by John Hadley:

Well I'm not sure how you would know what the release day price is because Steam doesn't update prices until 10 AM PST and that is still an hour and forty minutes away, but I'm not sure why you would expect any DLC to go on such a steep sale on the very first day it is released anyway. If it did have a sale price it certainly wouldn't be 50% off. In a few months after they have ironed out the release day bugs maybe, perhaps at Thanksgiving or Christmas you might get some discount, but I suspect it will be more like 20-25% off and you won't see 50% off until some time next year.

He means a discount for previous dlcs

[Average AMD neanderthal]

I wanna know where the fanboys are at that always defend Paradox when they make copy pastes of previous game mechanics and charge money for it. Victoria 2 has spheres of influence as a BASE GAME function. now we're paying 30 bucks for it. Are you guys done simping yet?

[6ap6apblckaAa]

Originally posted by Average democracy enjoyer:

I wanna know where the fanboys are at that always defend Paradox when they make copy pastes of previous game mechanics and charge money for it. Victoria 2 has spheres of influence as a BASE GAME function. now we're paying 30 bucks for it. Are you guys done simping yet?

Fanboy budgets were also cut

[Hello]

i'm going to play their game, but i won"t spend the money they ask

Paradox is baby Blizzard now

charge us like crazy, no respect for us

[ZoSo]

Originally posted by 1rsm:

Originally posted by based and truly redpilled:

Oh many noes, the minimum spending in McDonald’s for a dlc? It’s so joever.

For a disturbingly large percentage of the population, McDonald's has become expensive. What used to be the budget meal has become a luxury.

More on topic, Paradox DLC has become rather lackluster for the price. Look no further than Steam reviews of the DLC. They tend to be mixed if not worse.

In regards to Victoria 3, the DLC and updates never really fixed the core issues with the game.

And what are video games? If not a luxury.

[John Hadley]

Seems that the Steam update occurred at 9 AM PST not 10 AM PST as I thought. You should be able to download it now. Restart Steam if you don't have an update available.

[Chozer]

The clown farmers have been let loose

[Hello]

Gamers know the industry is scamming them. But they spend the money anyway. Blizzard understood it, paradox understood it. Gaming is like a drug and gamers are addicted. To this you add the average level of intelligence of people and you get a decade of good business in this branch, people won't wake up before many years and prob will forget about it

[Ellemeno]

Originally posted by based and truly redpilled:

Oh many noes, the minimum spending in McDonald’s for a dlc? It’s so joever.

... You spend a minimum of $30 at McDonalds?

[LtLost]

Originally posted by ZoSo:

Originally posted by 1rsm:

For a disturbingly large percentage of the population, McDonald's has become expensive. What used to be the budget meal has become a luxury.

More on topic, Paradox DLC has become rather lackluster for the price. Look no further than Steam reviews of the DLC. They tend to be mixed if not worse.

In regards to Victoria 3, the DLC and updates never really fixed the core issues with the game.

And what are video games? If not a luxury.

In ontological or pragmatic terms?