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There are also more and more maps on the workshop with different climates.
If you are a somewhat new player, I would not recommend the DLC because it doesn't really add any new mechanics or features to the game so much as just rebalancing the ones already present:
• The siberia climate makes winter last a lot longer.
• The desert climate greatly restricts the land usable for farming and sourcing water.
• The tropical climate has more frequent rain, which makes starts slower, but no winter.
Experienced players may enjoy these differences because they demand a different approach than normal, but they will have to decide if that is worth the price.
I haven't played Asian map yet but from Desert I like that borders have no electricity so go figure and good luck out there.
And Siberia has fertile period between +/- 12 may and september, rest of the year is snow + hard geography. Fun but imo more painful than Desert.
I like that DLC simply coz of diff mechanics i.e. time of year, temperature averages, water and humidity, diff border entry point. Is a nice variation outside of all the workshop maps
Right now, the 3 maps have map-specific place names on them too which is a nice touch. However, this is not implemented on modded maps which kinds of break the immersion.
The infamous no power connection on the Arab map has already been fixed, so I hope that some time soon the other quirks would also be fixed.
Only buy now to support the devs, their asking price is not yet worth it, but it's going to get there eventually.
If only they made the map style like the default Eastern Europe map and not the random map-style landscape, I would have played it.
To me it was better because not only it hit closer to home, as I didn't like the whole thing about need to keep heating running. It was boring and sometimes hard to predict. Having a scenario in which I create a populated map to bring the revolution to a Latin American island and increase their living standards; or have the Soviets to colozine the Amazonian wilderness in an unpopulated map was very cool indeed.