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CK3 and Imperator are, in my opinion and at the moment, not in the quality standards of Paradox. again, its sad to say this company can give you much, but also disappoint you very much ...
I agree, However i still intend to pump out hours just to try and take the highest playtime slot so this review goes to the highest on (Total Playtime) so they can't try and hide it. I won't be buying anything from them in the future until it actually releases and it's been properly covered.
Which is a shame considering how long i've been a customer of this company. They've just become too anti consumer as of late and everytime you say anything people defend them. The game (Crusader Kings 3) currently has too little content for them to be playing these games and the only reason it remains relevant is due to the amazing mod authors on the workshop. It's gotten to the point where only a select few mod authors remain while the others left for greener pastures (CK2) as it still has much more content to work with. And now? they're breaking the promises they made prior to release of Crusader Kings 3 in regards to CK2 content being added free of charge to the user.