Anyone else here suffer from DLC syndrome like me?

What I mean is, I love trying to guess when the next DLC will be announced and what kind of DLC it’ll be.

Then, once we get the first bits of information, I start guessing which civilizations the new units belong to, what new animals have been added, and so on.

And finally, I try to predict when the full DLC details will be revealed and what the release date will be.

I find all of this way too much fun.

Funny thing is, once the DLC actually comes out and I can finally play it, that dopamine rush doesn’t last nearly as long as I expect…

But then I start wondering what the next DLC will be and when it’ll come out, and the dopamine kicks in all over again. Haha.

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Same :sob: I try to get as much info as possible the second I hear “new DLC on the horizon,” and then I go absolutely crazy. I live for this sh…

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Yes, it’s fun… we debate a possible DLC, it’s announced, we keep debating it, it comes out and we’re already thinking about the next one… and repeating the cycle again and again…:sweat_smile:

I’m suffering from “too many DLCs” syndrome :stuck_out_tongue: getting new civs every half a year is too fast, I usually like new things but slow down! Make more Chronicles, campaigns, historical battles!

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Yeah, definitely, I feel the same way…at least the other Age games also get DLCs to mix things up a bit…

It’s normal for any old franchise that keeps announcing content. Don’t worry about it.

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I barely have time to play :frowning:

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Oh yeah, I still want a DLC for civilizations that don’t have a full-length campaign.

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11, Me too. Sometimes I spend more time digging into and reading about the upcoming content than I actually spend playing the game

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No. I run through the campaigns and have a jolly old time. Pop difficulty to standard and have a leisurely time. Maybe do some individual scenarios on Hard later on.

Problem is, my interest in AoE2 has been soured since 3K was released, so I haven’t felt as much interest in playing it since then. I’ve sorta only ran the new campaigns, and only recently started playing old ones again.

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Yeah, I’m starting to suffer from it too. Like it feels this game is now a cash cow.

It always was, or at least since the release of 2 HD and 2 DE, somewhat neglecting the other games in the series (hence the rest of the Age community’s certain resentment and annoyance towards AoE 2) (I don’t count AoE 1 because they ported it into AoE 2 and then abandoned it again, and with Online it’s simply been doing its own thing since its resurrection in 2017)…

I definitely feel this way since I play other games that have a similar content model, though AoE2 is less live service and more like a Paradox GS game.

I’m willing to get the game for more SP content since I love Campaigns and scenario editor stuff no matter the region. So I’m down for almost anything.

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