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Less than 25 days after release and the community is already suggesting overhaul/collection mods to make the game functional and enjoyable - a PDX tradition of abusing their passionate modding community for profit.
I’m thinking about teaching myself to mod. I can only imagine how much I could mold this game to be what I personally want. Difficulty off of the scales to start.
I bet that the modding community probably has just as much fun modding as they do playing.
You absolutely need to learn to code buddy. It's the only way your coal miners will have a long term job.
Does the AI build anything at all, or only expand buildings which were placed there at the start of the game? in that territory
Sadly the latter it seems
That's the case at release for every PDX game btw.
Some other people will take longer to get there of course: it is not anyone who can put consistently 5 hours of video game time every single day. But they will get there eventually.
Will PDX be able to release DLC at that point ? We will see. They did took too long for CK3 which was an issue.