/v/ - Why do they overload their games with so much DLC? - Video Games

Anonymous

10/06/25(Mon)13:39:05 No.722596628

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Anonymous 10/06/25(Mon)13:39:05 No.722596628 Archived

Why do they overload their games with so much DLC? Look at Stellaris and EU4 for a big example.

Anonymous
10/06/25(Mon)13:40:36 No.722596787

Anonymous 10/06/25(Mon)13:40:36 No.722596787

>>722596628
Because their paypiggies allow it. Being a Paradoxniggercattle is as bad as being a gachanigger.

Anonymous
10/06/25(Mon)13:40:58 No.722596817

Anonymous 10/06/25(Mon)13:40:58 No.722596817

>>722596628
it's the sims model
cheap-ish base game with thousands of dollars worth of DLC

Anonymous
10/06/25(Mon)13:42:52 No.722597001

Anonymous 10/06/25(Mon)13:42:52 No.722597001

>>722596628
It's their business model and I think it's a half-blackmail thing where if people stop buying DLCs they stop developing the game and move on to the next game.
They should make Stellaris 2 turn-based.

Anonymous
10/06/25(Mon)13:43:13 No.722597027

Anonymous 10/06/25(Mon)13:43:13 No.722597027

Whales eat it up for some reason. Please use cream and do not give these snow jews money.

Anonymous
10/06/25(Mon)13:46:00 No.722597291

Anonymous 10/06/25(Mon)13:46:00 No.722597291

>>722597027
I'm pretty sure Paradox knows about DLC-cracking but they don't really do anything about it because piracy gives them extra publicity, people would be A LOT more critical of their DLC policy if they actually had to spend 20$ for each of them. You can host a Stellaris game with cracked DLCs and the game doesn't care, so kudos to them for that