Cities Skylines has the same problem - the expansions are neat, but what you can get on the workshop for free completely dwarfs them. And that's really the crux of the issue I see here - the modding community of this game is so badass (thanks in no small part to the great modding API) that I can't help but feel any additional content would feel redundant, especially if you choose to charge money for it. Naturally I'm referring to the Space Exploration overhaul mod. Yeah that's kinda what I came here to say.

Thank you so, so, so much, once again, I wish you all the best.įor the expansion thing have you thought about maybe multi planet stuff with new planets and new resources and enemies? aka you finish the base game and then travel around and building fantastic factories and transporting stuff around? Granted, they have lots of 'little' DLCs, but if you did it in a similar way, where base game is always maintained, and as Expansions are added you can make improvements to the base game along similar threads but get massive new things in the Expansion, I'd be paying you money for decades to come.įor example, if you added a new planet you could rocket yourself to in an Expansion, and alongside that upgraded the base game with whatever improved rocket-building components I'm sure you'd come up with, I think that would be a really great balance of keeping the base game viable and also emptying my wallet ha! Just want to put it out there of a good methodology that may work alongside it, and that is EU4. If Expansions are the way to go, I'm totally on board, I absolutely agree that the others are not as ideal.

I just want to say congratulations, and thank you for the incredible game I've spent literally hundreds of hours on.

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