If you have a problem and are rapidly approaching 1200 hours of playtime like me, grabbing this helps change up the music/sound. Get on deep discount, then its a no-brainer
Perfect game if you just want quick, short bursts of golden age RTS action. Can get really lost in it, especially the beginning, but I find it perfect when I just want to quickly jump in and out of a game
You'll get the most mileage if you are actively pursuing being in federations and the galactic community. But even when you aren't, the DLC will drastically change how the universe plays out.
Origins and the new mega-buildings top it all off. No-brainer on sale, which it is most of the time
Huge update to the game and first DLC in 1.5 years. Big changes to Europe, especially if you are an HRE fiend and want to unite the world under the HRE's flag.
Great return to form for Paradox, no brainer on sale (which their DLC almost always is).
Like other have said, this is a major DLC, adds a ton to the game and really brings some different things together/fleshes them out.
But I suggest playing a few games, getting a couple dozen (or more, because its CK2) hours under your belt, then getting this on sale. You'll truly appreciate the additions at that point
You'll find 'essential DLC' lists for CK2's base game, and this is almost always on it. Adds a few different things, especially for old Roman holdings, but most importantly is the addition of retinues (standing armies). HUGE deal in CK2
You'll find 'essential DLC' lists for CK2's base game, and this is almost always on it. Adds a lot of character flavor and most importantly development focuses to help make your character better and more unique!
Another fun story DLC from Paradox, but this one adds extra mechanics and a few new things to the actual game. Not just a story DLC. Get it on sale and if you love Stellaris its a no brainer
May not seem like a lot until you dive into it, opens up a lot of interactions (good and bad) with other empires and races. Tons of new mechanics for trade and economy and the new civics and world options and spice to everything!
Some Paradox expansions can seem light, but this one brings a lot to the table and in a lot of different ways. I've never loved navy, but the changes do have me more interested. Then new focus trees/alt paths, fuel....it changes a ton of stuff
Paradox continues to flesh out the 'world' of EU4, this time focusing on India. Even if you don't start off in that country, this changes the map game to game for the better
There isn't a ton left to buy with this DLC, but it does flesh out North America alot and the random new world helps keep things interesting in plays if you are tired of knowing where everything is when colonizing.
If you want to play in the Russia area, no brainer (especially on sale). It will also change your games because AI will use new freatures and react differently.
This and the new Golden Century DLC can really add up and change a ton of things for colonizing nations and maybe push you to pursue that if you are a nation that doesn't traditionally pursue that. Nation designer can be fun too if you really want to change things up
They don't completely change the game or anything, but it makes colonization and expansion in Asia/Africa more frenzied and interesting. Can really get some money rolling. Get on sale (like it is now) and you shouldn't regret it
A bunch of feature for a specific region, some minor features everywhere else
Unless you are planning on playing in certain regions, may not be a big deal (but will change AI). Army drilling for professionalism is a pretty good added feature for peace time and getting the jump at the start of wars.
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