I don’t want to suck paradox off as some of the dlc are completely ridiculous but the major expansions usually represent years of support and are mostly marketed at people who have played hundreds of hours.
Like EU4 came out 10 years ago and still gets major updates. If you’re not playing in China you don’t need or want the mandate of heaven. You buy it when you’ve played without it, or if you are experienced and want full complexity in a new area.
Skip the nonsense unit portraits and music and other scummy dlc but.
I don’t want to suck paradox off as some of the dlc are completely ridiculous but the major expansions usually represent years of support and are mostly marketed at people who have played hundreds of hours.
Like EU4 came out 10 years ago and still gets major updates. If you’re not playing in China you don’t need or want the mandate of heaven. You buy it when you’ve played without it, or if you are experienced and want full complexity in a new area.
Skip the nonsense unit portraits and music and other scummy dlc but.