A very nice DLC which expands on the Bosporus Area. I have always wanted them to add more focus trees to the main game even without the major DLC releases so this was a very pleasant DLC. However, if you are not interested in the area at all (Turkey, Bulgaria, Greece) then this is not for you.
For me, though, even when I'm not playing one of the three countries it provides more flavor to the world and that's all I wanted from this pack!
The patch which was the main release was the most important and contains the most important updates to the game which now is an excellent game that has found it's own place instead of just borrowing stuff from the other PDX games.
For the DLC it adds mission trees for the Diadochis which are great and the Wonder Designer which I when I first heard of it wasn't very keen on at all - but I ended up really liking it and using it a lot when I had it. So for me it was absolutely worth it too. But if you are unsure about the game still, do try out the patch alone first.
I really do enjoy the added mechanics. The Spain civil war is massively fleshed out and I also really like the focus trees for France and Portugal. The spy system is something I like as well but it does not feel like a "must have". Nevertheless a must have if you enjoy HOI4 and especially the alt-history part of it.
A very needed naval expansion for HOI4. It took me quite a while to learn the new mechanics but in the end for it is quite a large improvement to before. As the norm is with the latest HOI4 DLC the new focus trees are excellent and especially if you enjoy the alt-history content.
I do quite enjoy Megacorp and I think the additions are great such as the new megastructures, the ecumenopolis and of course the main attractions - the MegaCorps themselves. However, none of these offer big changes to the game but instead add new possibilities. Instead the major changes to the game are in the free patch which to me dramatically improved upon the planetary management and economic simulation and made the gameplay a lot more interesting.
With that said MegaCorp in itself might not be worth full price to everyone but if you combine it with all the changes in the free patch it is, at least to me, well worth a purchase to support the continued development of the game.
It's a great DLC if you play muslim nations with them being fleshed out quite a bit and I also do enjoy the new features such as "Exploit Development" (even though I've never used this one at all I do like to have the option if needed) and "Army Professionalism/Army Drilling" which I use quite a lot. Especially to be able to get extra manpower for 5% professionalism. That's quite useful.
However, while all these are great to have they don't really change the overall gameplay too much so therefore I can't call this DLC completely essential and especially not at full price unless you want to play a lot in the middle east area. However at a discount it is well worth it for everyone, I think!
Having skipped this one for a long time I finally picked it up on a great price here and I am truly enjoying the game - as I do with almost every Paradox game. I really enjoy the focus tree setup and all that I am missing with the focus trees in the base game are more ahistorical paths - which Paradox has improved upon with the DLC trees. But it's still what makes me drop the score to 4/5 instead of 5/5.
And there is also a great modding community for the game with lots and lots of great mods out there. Both that expand upon the WW2 setting adding (or refreshing exisiting ones) focus trees for countries not having a unique one in the game or that set the game in different settings and time periods giving the game even more replayability!
I have played the first two seasons of Telltale's Walking Dead but have no other connection to the franchise at all. With that said I really enjoyed this mini-series. I thought it had a really nice drive throughout it and the shorter story made it more to the point all through out. I felt a connection to the characters and I really liked how the story seemed to adapt to my choices (knowing Telltale this is very likely only an illusion of choice like usual though - but in this game I really think it worked even better than many of the other Telltale titles where I find the choices lacklustre. Still, I haven't replayed this so can't really judge this completely.)
I also got the game at an extreme discount so I most definetely got my money's worth. Paying full price to me might be a bit too steep though. So even though I did really enjoy the game I would still recommend picking it up at a discount!
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