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Is there any Paradox game that doesn’t have lots of obvious bugs and terrible UI at release? And only the former gets somewhat addressed over time. I really wo
by bhaak 3y ago
Is there any Paradox game that doesn’t have lots of obvious bugs and terrible UI at release? And only the former gets somewhat addressed over time.
I really wonder how they develop at that place. And what kind of QS they have.I think even applying a crude pareto would improve their games a lot.
Edit: I stand corrected. I wasn't aware that Paradox is also a publisher and even such a big company (over 600 employees!). Still makes you wonder how they go about their business.
- capableweb 3y agoSvea Rike II was pretty bug free, but it was released quite some time ago...
- adventured 3y ago> Is there any Paradox game that doesn’t have lots of obvious bugs and terrible UI at release? It's not a Paradox game, they're the publisher. Colossal Order is the developer. It's a small developer out of Finland, 30-50 employees.
- Dalewyn 3y agoIt has or will have twelve dozen DLCs or more, so it's a Paradox game.
- getwiththeprog 3y agoI think that the Paradox model IS DLC. They definateley comprimise user experience through their money-grabbing, and this cash above quality bleeds through to the way their games are published. They blur the line between developer and publisher.
- izacus 3y agoMost of them.
- frozenfoxx 3y agoI mean unrelated since Paradox is the publisher, but Gauntlet ran like greased lightning, Helldivers ran like greased lightning, Magicka 2 ran like greased lightning… …of course those were all built on Dragonfly/Bitsquid instead of Unity so that might be a clue about where the issue lies.
- Dah00n 3y ago>Still makes you wonder how they go about their business In a way that sent them straight to the top sellers list on Steam. Sadly, today, it just doesn't matter. Edit: spelling
- brainzap 3y agoParadox just doesn't do testing. The CEO even admitted it.