It doesn’t stop. It just never stops.

    • FooBarrington@lemmy.worldOP
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      3 years ago

      God, how can someone be so blind?

      But this was such an edge case, removing assets resulting in the unavailability of said assets in game, that this interruption simply couldn’t have been for foreseen.

      They couldn’t foresee issues created by removing assets, in a game that is supposed to support user mods, which can be added/removed at any time? Really?

      The explanation I’ve seen is that they wanted to pull the DLC as soon as possible, since it was - literally - the worst-rated product on Steam. I’m 99% sure the bean counters responsible for all of the terrible decisions (release the game, no matter what state! Release the DLC, no matter the amount of content!) pulled the lever on this one again - no chance they’ll see any responsibility with themselves.

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          3 years ago

          You’re probably right, especially considering this sentence:

          It’s difficult to see in advance that removing game assets from the game will result in the unavailability of said assets in game.

          I’ve seen this kind of defense meant honestly before, so I’m not 100% sure, but by god - I hope you’re right.

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    3 years ago

    I think we need to admit that paradox is a shitty greedy company that cares more about selling a million DLCs than they do about making a quality product.

    Paradox’s business practices have always been greedy and over monetized. Not sure why anyone is surprised their latest product sucks.

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      3 years ago

      The link suggests the opposite of what you’re claiming

      you were of course supposed to keep access to the Beach Properties content until the patch that moves it to the base game arrived. Assets are replaced by the placeholder boxes, but as the waterfront zoning isn’t available in the base game yet, I recommend holding off on loading saves with a lot of those zones.

      Putting dlc content into the base game doesn’t sound like they are trying to sell millions of dlc

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        3 years ago

        Only because there was major backlash for releasing dlc content before the base game is even in a finished state and is still missing content that players feel should be in the base game.