I can no longer in good faith support a company that continues to rush DLC in half-finished states. Bug tracking and fixing is an untransparent process where some bugs are reported regularly and some are unclear if recognized. Some are so obvious as to happen within 10 years of over 20% of games, and others go unfixed for years. Every major update to the game, while made to the best of the devs efforts, is not given the time or resources needed to meet deadlines before shifting focus onto the next cash grab.

Great dev team, good game, but I'm not supporting Paradox until they can either accomplish a major overhaul without incident or commit to some other investment to the community capable of rebuilding this trust that's been damaged time and time again. While my personal favorite product of theirs is Stellaris, I have seen the same issues in what few other games of their's I've played (CK2/3, Surviving Mars)

I can no longer in good faith support a company that continues to rush DLC in half-finished states. Bug tracking and fixing is an untransparent process where some bugs are reported regularly and some are unclear if recognized. Some are so obvious as to happen within 10 years of over 20% of games, and others go unfixed for years. Every major update to the game, while made to the best of the devs efforts, is not given the time or resources needed to meet deadlines before shifting focus onto the next cash grab. Great dev team, good game, but I'm not supporting Paradox until they can either accomplish a major overhaul without incident or commit to some other investment to the community capable of rebuilding this trust that's been damaged time and time again. While my personal favorite product of theirs is Stellaris, I have seen the same issues in what few other games of their's I've played (CK2/3, Surviving Mars)