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Overhated DLC because of the Legends system.

While the DLC is by no means worth $20, it does add quite good content. I LOVE the music, the clothing is really nice- some of the best western clothing in the game, the extra diseases it adds may bother some people but they really arent that bad, the end game crisis that is the black death is... quite the event, funerals are amazing for legitimacy, but legends aka the focus of the DLC is really disappointing.

I could go on and on about my quarrels with the Legends system since there is so much potential there and I'm glad to see Paradox is willing to update the Legends system when they can as this could easily turn into one of the best mechanical DLCs there is. That isn't to say there isn't anything but negatives with the Legends system though, events can change chapters in your legends for example, so if you win a tournament or have multiple lovers that could be included. I found this pretty neat.

I bought this to support the creator and also because I saw Santa Maria del Fiore.

This is the DLC that made Crusader Kings III go into the right direction, and really takes advantage of the travel system that was developed alongside it. There is a good argument to be made that this is the only major expansion that is essential, even, and not optional unlike the others due to the others being much more niche.

Despite you not using the Grand Activities or Falconry Hunts as much as time goes on, this is one of those DLCs that you don't realize how much you needed it until you don't have it as was evident when a friend of mine was screen-sharing and playing the game without it.

The new clothing and armors are spectacular. More events and variety in activities are always welcome. The occasional grand event rather it be a Wedding or Tournament that happens several times per playthrough via the AI hosting it is a nice break from the repetition of the normal gameplay.

SMITE 2 is a fantastic game already.

It is an entirely different game from SMITE 1. Ignore the players saying it is just SMITE but a graphics upgrade.
Due to it being a new game, I feel as if many of those stuck in SMITE 1 and refusing to come to SMITE 2 are only doing so because they don't want to take some time to relearn the game, their skins and favorite god aren't in, or because game modes like Slash aren't in the game. However, it is an amazing game.

Each god in SMITE 2 gets a "+1" from SMITE 1, so while they are technically the same, ignoring the changes with STR and INT, even their kits get something extra. The item system of SMITE 2 is also far superior, in my opinion.

No contest this is my favorite Paradox Grand Strategy game. It's such a good roleplay game, a good strategy game, and a good grand strategy game all in one.

To clarify if you're new coming into this game, it's a lot simpler and less complex of a game than it seems without DLC. I've had several friends try CK3 and get put off by how "hard" it seems at first. With DLC there is a lot more complexities and variables (such as new events or legends), but even then it's all fairly straight forward.

This DLC is a bit similar to Green Cities in my opinion, you buy it because you know exactly what you want. It includes a new Financial Office Specialization(they actually upgrade/get taller with levels instead of changing the asset entirely), Banks which are basically just Post Offices from Industries DLC which reduce commercial crime rates (Skyscraper Bank is one of the nicest looking assets in vanilla to me), and of course- the Stock Exchange.

Investments aren't that big of a game changer considering by the time you start investing much you will already be in a comfortable position economically and really is just there to add spice in the mid-late game. I will add that if you have Plazas & Promenades where it feels as every inch of a pedestrian zone costs $1,000,000 it could be more worth it.

Very optional DLC that you get when you know you want... well Financial District(s)/Offices and Buildings. However if it's truly worth $8 is for you to decide, that's the thing of these types of DLCs. If you want my opinion, it is.... ish. Getting on sale is always recommended.

Some criticisms I have is how goofy the Stock Exchange looks when you upgrade it, I absolutely love the first 2 levels of the building. Banks are sort of useless besides being a nice to have and looking nice, as we never really had crime problems in the past. The Financial Offices are nice... when they are level 1 or 3, but to me their level 2s look pretty bland.

Also, you just can't deny a chirper with a monacle.

EDIT: I have just been reminded this DLC also includes five new maps, and they are by far the best non-Content Creator maps in the vanilla game. I especially adore Narrow Passage and Windblown Coast, certainly my new favorite maps in the game, even over the Content Creator maps. Honorable mention to Wyvern Pass, very unique map.