None of that is true. Going to be amazing. Need at least 10 to 20 hours to even relearn how to play it. Spent 3 hours or more just going through tutorial.

Damned plebs who want to have some fun during their first 1000 hours.

Did you seriously expect anything more?

What is VC3?

Originally posted by Nicodemus Archleone:

What is VC3?

Victoria 3. You cannot call it "V3", because then you would be legally obliged to call the predecessor in the franchise "V2", which triggers generational PTSD in many potential customers in Southern England...

i refunded EU5 too

You foul prole! You have to spend 200 hours clicking through tabs and 100 years of game time before you can enjoy the gameplay!

Originally posted by TaKtLo$$:

i refunded EU5 too

They refused because I spent 4 hours until i figured out its dog

Originally posted by GSGains:

You foul prole! You have to spend 200 hours clicking through tabs and 100 years of game time before you can enjoy the gameplay!

if it looks aful and UI is sh*t it wont get better after 200 hours xD Garbage remains garbage

Is it as bad as civ vii did to its own series.

Originally posted by Merhat:

Originally posted by TaKtLo$$:

i refunded EU5 too

They refused because I spent 4 hours until i figured out its dog

Right, because reviews and LP videos are not a thing... Buyer, beware!

nah
the game just needs time for devs to actually polish it and add flavour

Originally posted by DerRitter:

nah
the game just needs time for devs to actually polish it and add flavour

aka you need to buy atleast 3 dlcs

Originally posted by ✠ Sigmar ✠:

Victoria 3. You cannot call it "V3", because then you would be legally obliged to call the predecessor in the franchise "V2", which triggers generational PTSD in many potential customers in Southern England...

Lmao not even.. V2 and noone had an issue at all. In that case Heart of Darkness Expansion in V2 would also be offensive to some other people.. Damn the times we're living in...

I like it so far i have like 45 hours and it took me like 5 maybe to really grasp the game with no real tutorials aside from a bit of in game knowledge, do i know all the in and outs and how to play best? most certainly not but i'm still having fun.

I think the economy is better and less abstraction than EU4 that lets you see better what your country is doing. a lot of the needed polish is honestly mostly UI and maybe fixing some of the diplo interactions like being able to join your PU in a offensive war without it asking.