Paradox Interactive: Difference between revisions

Paradox games are (in)famous for being buggy at release, having a cliff-side learning curve and comparatively unimpressive graphics except in the newest ''Hearts of Iron'' and the second [[Victoria: An Empire Under The Sun|Victoria]] (which on the upside gives them relatively modest graphics card requirements, but since there's so many AI calculations going on a powerful CPU is a must), and not being "complete" until after they've gotten an [[Expansion Pack]] or two. On the other hand the support tends to be decent, with patches for the aforementioned bugs available soon after release. Also, the games' complexity offers a great deal of replay value. The massive variety of [[Game Mod|Game Mods]] available (and the ease of creating your own, as most of the key data is stored as .txt files with [[Scripting Language|fairly intuitive code]]) also helps.

 

 

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