This DLC it's extremely anticonsumer. In a game, as any other Paradox game, a lot of people already pay $50 yearly for DLC's now there's this extra $5 and nobody knows how many or often they'll release these creators

Reviewing (mostly) every game (or DLC) in my library, part 280: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️☆☆☆☆ (6/10) Another “content creator pack” from Paradox—this time featuring Medieval Monuments, a DLC of 20 new special buildings with unique

I got this one because, unlike clothing packs, it actually does something gameplay related. I still think it should be free, because stuff like that was previously added in other, more complex DLCs or just to the base

Why did I buy this DLC even though it cost me 5 dollars (in my country, that is) and add nothing but monuments and dresses on a region that I rarely play in? Mainly, to support the Developer that actually spend their

Should be in base game, in one of DLCs or in one of the chapters. I bought it because it has meaningful effect on the game, not like other cosmetic packs.

As a CK3 player with too many hours, I've been begging for more special buildings. Alot of people seem to think you can't get your own - but you can (you can get your own university by sending your child to a realm of