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A lot of harm has been done, but who knows. This might revert the situation.
This cemented the community that later launch Warcraft 3 to the next level, and WOW after that. Paradox was going very well with Vicky, Ck2, but they dropped the ball hard here.
Also, we have older games like Warband: Mount and Sword that have a thriving modding community. Even Civ 5 has a more interesting modding scene right now... It was unnecesary to make that change. It reminds me a bit of WestWood. The original Command & Conquer was a masterpiece, but with a clunky interface. They ignored the fandom and their feedback, but Blizzard did the opposite. Instead of forcing the community down one path, they changed EVERYTHING about the game and made modding not only easier, but a main feature.
20 years later, Blizzard releases blockbuster after blockbuster while a lot of people forgot about WestWood. Paradox is walking the same path and they have a few years to get their shit together before another company fills their niche.