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We want it all, but we don't want to give anything. This is one of the main reasons FF7 remake is being split up into multiple games: How much more complex and expensive the game is to develop today then it was when released.Īll this pro-consumer, anti-developer/publisher nonsense is quite honestly just sad. And, since it cost a lot less to make then current games, that 76.02 is less then what games should cost today, regardless.īut again, gamers don't want either, they just want what is in their head as a "i want it as cheap as possible with as much content as possible and as little bugs as possible, i do not care about the developers cost, i want all 3 items on my list, otherwise they are screwing us over!" Half-Life released in 1998 for $49 and was a marvel of its time, that game today would have cost $76.02 with inflation. Nor do they care they are paying less today then they pretty much ever have.

Games have become more and more expensive as time has gone, and either they make a "smaller" game for the typical $59.99, with expansions, or games get more expensive. I don't think i have seen anywhere else other then gaming where people complain that a product is supported long after its been released with an idea that they own the product and should determine what is in the base product and what is extra, non-required products for the base product.

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One of these days game developers are just going to stop releasing after-game release content, in the form of paid content, or free content, due to all the whining. Or waiting for 75%+ discounts.Ĭlick to expand.Only the 1st Civilization didn't have expansions (and it by far did not have a lot of content), and people saying that current games have "cut content" either do not remember previous games, do not understand how much more difficult and expensive current games are to make, or simply want to believe what they want to believe so they can feel they are being shafted.

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I'd strongly suggest waiting 5-6 years, or a year or so after Civ 7 releases, before picking up Civ 6 and looking into what the mod community might have fixed by then. The first expansion did nothing to address the base issues of the game and from what it looks like this one won't either.ĭon't get me wrong here, it's not a terrible game. Obviously there are numerous minor bugs and balance issues, like natural wonders being screwy (those replacing natural tiles are worse than what they're replacing, since they can't be worked in any way and lose the general resources, while those granting bonuses to adjacent tiles are usually great), hilarious Civ imbalances, conflicting in-game information etc.

The "continent" mechanic, a way to implement continental bonuses for pangea-style maps, is very obtuse in-game.

In addition to that the map generation is terrible, for example "continents" is actually "double pangea", "island plates" lack elevation and Civs and City States get rather strange and clustered placements.

I wanted much larger map support for Civ 6, in reality the maps are actually smaller than Civ 5.

No one tests this but it's the only way I play the game so.

Critically, for me, Marathon game speed is completely broken and has been since the game released.

I enjoyed Civ 5 more without the expansion, this is even worse.

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Firaxis doubled down on the most annoying aspects of religion of Civ 5, namely religious combat and manual spreading of religion.Higher difficulties still only introduce more starting resources and resource gains for the AI, which forces very specific playstyles yet does nothing to keep the game interesting once you're ahead in the race. It can't handle trade, while diplomacy and war declarations feel more or less random and annoying. The AI is useless even by Civ standards.I could probably write a rather substantial review of the pros and cons of the title but the crux of the negatives, for me, are. I've sunk close to 400 hours into the game ( not much for a 4X, admittedly) so far but while slick externally it's fundamentally broken in many ways, even more so than previous titles. FWIW, for any 4X enthusiasts that haven't played Civ 6 yet, I can't recommend the title.