There have been some really rough spots especially with the last two which had poor launches, and Leviathan in particular had a disastrous launch which has yet to be fixed.
Unfortunately it can be quite difficult to find the genuine criticism for the DLCs as it is usually buried in the Paradox forums. I would not dismiss those arguments as they are fair critique with regards to the pricing, but they don't really reflect on whether or not the DLC itself is actually good or not. Dharma you can see that there are several negative reviews that only boil down to "$20 is too much! Greed, I say!". There have been periods of people protesting the DLC and pricing policy by putting up a negative review. I would be a bit cautious simply going by the summary on any title but especially Paradox's DLCs. Quoting: dxmnGiven that only two of the plethora of DLCs that Paradox have released for EUIV have at least mostly positive reviews on Steam, I'm not getting excited just yet
New Music: 12 minutes of new West African themed music, and 12 minutes of new East African themed music.Two New Missionary models: African Coptic and African Fetishist missionary animations added.New Army Sprites: 4 new army sprites each for Congo, Great Lakes, Southern Africa and Bantu nations.New Regional Mission Trees: New Missions for minor powers in Central, East and West Africa, and the African Horn, as well as new estate privileges for many nations and regions.Minor Mission Additions: New mission options for Jolof, Mossi, Hausa, Oyo and Adal.Missions for Mutapa: Build on the legacy of the founders of Great Zimbabwe and exploit the riches of South Africa to dominate trade.Missions for Kilwa: Focus on naval economic power, establishing a colonial empire across the seas.Missions for Ajuuraan: Control Indian Ocean trade and bring water to your desert provinces.Missions for Ethiopia: Ensure religious unity and prestige in the Kingdom of Solomon while unifying the nations of the African Horn.Missions for Kongo: Unite the peoples of the Congo River and confront the growing European threat.Missions for Songhai: Develop your provinces and claim the mantles of Mali and Timbuktu as the new rising power.Missions for Mali: Halt the decline of West Africa’s greatest medieval empire and reassert control of former vassals.Jewish Religion: The Ethiopian Jews of Beta Israel are included, and Jewish nations can choose from nine religious characteristics to accentuate their national strengths, with new flavor events.The idea behind this smaller expansion is to provide more flexibility and variety for some of Africa’s most powerful and interesting nations.
EUROPA UNIVERSALIS 4 UPDATE UPDATE
Not only that, players will see a "major" free update too. New Music: 12 minutes of new West African themed music, and 12 minutes of new East African themed music.Īs usual, the release of Europa Universalis IV: Origins will be accompanied by a major update, free for all EU4 players.Paradox has announced that Europa Universalis IV: Origins an "Immersion Pack" now has a release date of November 11 and they've detailed what to expect from it.New Army Sprites: 4 new army sprites each for Congo, Great Lakes, Southern Africa and Bantu nations.
The Europa Universalis IV: Origins immersion pack adds:
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