Even though it's going to take a while until all the described changes and fixes are in, the game should be a substantially better product in a few months' time, according to Anward. Overall, the changes described in Paradox's new dev diary suggest that the developer is fairly in tune with its community's wishes. Paradox's Game Director Martin Anward said that the list of changes described in this new developer diary is "not even close to being an exhaustive list of everything want to do." Expansion packs are certainly coming, too, explained Anward, but those aren't currently the priority for the developer. Now that Paradox Interactive canceled multiple unannounced games, its existing and ongoing properties are all the more important, and Victoria 3's unique focus on the economy and societal progress, rather than military clashes, makes it a particularly noteworthy highlight of the studio's roster. Examples include tweaks to the way AI handles various developing situations, as well as improving interactions in various contextually sensitive situations. Watch the trailer for Victoria, premiering January 13 on MASTERPIECE on PBS.
The new developer blog just described a huge array of changes in regard to the game's warfare, diplomacy, and historical immersion. Here's everything you need to know about Victoria Season 3's release date, new cast, and where Episode 1 picks up. Crusader Kings 3's many expansive DLCs prove as much, and something similar will happen with Victoria 3 as well. Paradox Interactive is known not only for its uniquely comprehensive grand strategy titles but also for its tendency to support them for years on end - both with new content and with substantial updates for old, outdated content. RELATED: Beta Tester Explains Why Cities XL Never Got to Compete With Cities: Skylines Fans have been voicing their concerns about the game's health and longevity since it was released in late October, and Paradox Interactive finally decided to chime in on this glut of feedback with a substantial new developer diary. Though generally positively reviewed, Victoria 3 still seems to have a long way to go before it's a fully matured grand strategy experience.
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