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Don't forget the $150 dlc, that is probably not included. And the base game is pretty minimal

• Arn_Thor 7y ago
  Not really, the base game is well worth it on its own, especially at sale price
  • Snuggle 7y ago
    Plus, is there a lot in the DLC that hasn't been added back in the Steam Workshop?
    • Arn_Thor 7y ago
      not entirely sure I follow the question. But if I'm reading you right, yes, a lot of DLC features and "quality of life" improvements originally started as mods, which are still available.
• fsloth 7y ago
  Development needs resources. I don't see why there is so much hate towards well crafted DLC content. The base game is great as it is, and nobody forces you to buy the DLC.
  • swarnie_ 7y ago
    DLC released every few months which adds new features or mechanics is perfectly fine. I'm not sure if its still the case by Skyline's team used to release DLC in two parts, a bit for a free and an extra bit you had to pay for, they do it really really well. Generally there's a stigma around DLC cut out of the original game to be sold as extras on top, See anything EA / Ubisoft crap out.
    • louhike 7y ago
      It's the standard way for games developed or published by Paradox. It helps to diversify the gameplay after some time and you choose what you want to add from all the DLC.
  • vanderZwan 7y ago
    The issue is that DLC is an umbrella term that applies to both exploitative micro-transactions as well as what used to be known as "expansions"
    • Sahhaese 7y ago
      As someone who played the base game when it came out, it was a complete game at the time and doesn't require DLC to be fun.
• hdkrgr 7y ago
  fyi, many of the dlcs are on sale as well