Yeah, not worth it. That's just appearance stuff afaik, except the Women in History which adds some events that are kind of worthwhile. What's the price difference between the base game and the extreme? If it's enough difference to buy one or two of the more important DLCs, I'd do that. Years of Europa Universalis content is now available for a monthy rate, adding over a dozen expansions and immersion packs as well as new unit art and portraits, plus all future updates. If you have an existing subscription through the game client, wait until it expires before subscribing through Steam. Starting at $4.99 / month. I know there are 60-something DLC, and total it all costs somewhere around $250 US. I currently don't have a ton of money, though I just started a new job and finally have some money coming in. I'm wondering if it's more worth it to pay the $4.99 a month and get everything there is for EU4, or if it's better to gradually buy each DLC over time.

It came out in 2016, and with Stellaris (2016) and CK3 (2020) is part of the "modern" PDX grand strategy game sequels. EU4 did come out in 2013, a year after CK2, but it looks and plays much better than CK2, meaning it has a better life expectancy compared to it.

Lions of the North is great! Discussion. Up until now I had had plenty of fun runs, but holy shit this latest one is great! Started as Lubeck, completed the mission tree around 1550, thereby formed the Hanseatic league. Easily shifted to Prussia, now I have an excellent economy (and surprisingly many morale buffs) + Prussian military.
InquisitiveTroglodyt • 5 mo. ago. Half of the negative or mixed reviews are due to suggestions that the dlc is not worth $20 so they put negative but state it would be worth during a sale. Just join the Paradox simp possy and buy every dlc the minute it comes out. Then you don't need to read the reviews. . 119 139 180 123 164 65 33 232 141

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