Paradox Development Studio invites you to build your ideal society in the tumult of the exciting and transformative 19th century. Balance the competing interests in your society and earn your place in the sun in Victoria 3, one of the most anticipated games in Paradox’s history.
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The recent updates are a perfect example of what is wrong with modern Paradox. They drop massive, sweeping mechanic overhauls that arrive buried under a mountain of game-breaking bugs, followed by a frantic rush of rapid hotfixes to patch a moving target. I am not an alpha tester getting paid to find your bugs; I am a customer who paid full price for a finished game. Stop treating your players like a QA department. Finish building the plane before you sell us the ticket.
Update posted on May 25, 2023: I'm updating this review after the release of this game's third major patch and first DLC release. Although Paradox has fixed most of the major bugs I complained about initially, as well as introduced several small and moderate improvements, I still cannot recommend Victoria 3. In my opinion, the core gameplay of Victoria 3 just isn't very fun. This game's core systems are deeply undercooked, and the hours I've spent playing the game since writing my initial review have only further intensified my dislike of most of the fundamental mechanics of this game Things like the excessively abstract war system, the overly restrictive diplomacy mechanics, or how goods magically teleport across national markets routinely kill my interest in continuing a playthrough despite my love of this time period and other Paradox games. Likewise, the game's flavor content is s
Look at my hours. I love this game to death. It's my comfort. It's what I spend all day thinking about when I'm at work. But my God can you PLEASE just spend a good four months on nothing but fixing all the stuff that's been wrong with the game since launch? The fact we can only have one mod in MP, the desyncing and crashing, the private sector spamming buildings in places where they won't get employed, the countless other dozens of problems that you've introduced in this newest DLC? How about fixing the still atrocious, HORRIFIC UI that still doesn't even have a 'Privatize All' button? Nobody with an actual opinion that matters would care if you did no content releases for half a year and focused solely on making what's already in the game work as intended. The game already has what it needs to be good. It doesn't need 'more' stuff, especially right now.
This game is not worth buying in its current state. There are fundamental flaws with the game design and super important features that are missing and/or broken. If you ever played cookie clicker you will immediately get the hang of this game. Majority of the gameplay is checking what good shortages you have and clicking plus signs to add buildings to your construction queue. That's 90% of the gameplay. And yes, in case you are wondering, all countries play almost the same. What made the predecessor popular was rather the simulation aspect of it. Each person is alive in the world and they are represented as a Pop. Which is also in Victoria 3. Great. However, instead of going further and creating a more simulated world that feels alive and organic, they instead introduced "capacities" which are arbitrary restrictions that play exactly the same as the highly unpopular mana mechanics from
A sisyphean experience of making chairs and clothes for my growing population only for the french to buy them which angers my population so I make chairs and clothes for my population and Prussia buys them which angers my population so I make chairs and clothes for my population and Great Britain buys them which angers my population and I run out of fabric so I build a cotton plantation so I can make more chairs and clothes but there's not enough workers so I invent a technology which lets me have less workers making chairs and clothes so I make chairs and clothes for my population and the USA buys them which angers my population so I make make chairs and clothes for my population and Spain buys them which angers my population so I make chairs and clothes for my population
the tutorial is useless. the online tutorials are full of jargain that i could barely understand. to understand this game, play France, it teaches you colonialism, civil war mechanics, war mechanics, industrialization, pestering Switzerland about investment rights, and being a general nuisance to Russia (cause what are they gonna do about my 40% share of their GDP?) 9.5/10 game (holy 5000 dollars on 300 different DLCs)
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