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If you\u2019ve been paying attention to Paradox’s grand strategy games<\/a> this week, you\u2019ll have noticed that Europa Universalis IV just received its own expansion and free update. The Leviathan\u00a0EU4 DLC<\/a> adds new mechanics\u00a0that allow you to play \u2018tall\u2019, whereas the free 1.31 \u2018Majapahit\u2019 update<\/a> attempts to give some fresh content for indigenous tribes across the map.<\/p>\n Neither update has worked out quite as well as was intended<\/a>. In the three days since it launched, several bugs and major issues have been reported – including being able to cancel AI monument building\u00a0 – along with some major balance issues. The expansion is officially Steam’s worst-rated launch ever<\/a>, and a 1.31.1 hotfix<\/a> was quickly released.<\/p>\n Sadly, players are now directing hatred towards not\u00a0only Paradox as a company, but also specific members of the development team at Paradox Tinto, the new studio formed in Barcelona that\u2019s now in charge of EU4\u2019s development. Other teams within Paradox Interactive\u2019s umbrella have noticed and voiced their own concerns regarding toxicity and feedback, specifically the Hearts of Iron devs.<\/p>\n
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