These days, I'm extremely wary about buying anything on the day it releases, for fear that it will need weeks or even months of patching before it works properly (I greatly admire Vlad's resolve in waiting a year before playing Baldur's Gate 3). Usually, when something like this happens, a lot of the anger stems from the fact that the developers or publishers went ahead and released the game, pretending that nothing was wrong. The first anyone would hear about performance issues would be when they sat down and played the game for themselves.
Paradox has promised that the Cities: Skylines 2 economy rework will arrive soon, but the game's Creator Packs have been delayed as a result.
Shahmeer from eXputer: "Paradox Interactive's Cities Skylines: 2 is an underwhelming experience from what was promised by the devs, leaving much more to be desired."
I can't believe I'm saying this but at this point I'd like to see EA revive Maxis and take another crack at SimCity.
Launching alongside Cities Skylines 2 mods, the new DLC for Colossal Order’s sequel sits at the very bottom of the entire Steam chart.
Just a fyi you still need for a mid/high end pc to get decent frame rate/smooth experience at 1080p on a large city.
Sense october last year they have been trying to get it out of alpha still have not tossed out the premium version of dlc and now are charging for dlc on top of that.
Cities 2 has lower number of players than the first one also.
14700k/4070ti medium some high settings 1080p this person is stoked small city can get past that 60fps threshold
https://youtu.be/0Z-WvhQled...
Makes it worse . Why release it if it isnt something you are proud of?
It's bad enough this game is going to be littered with dlc galore, so why release it in such a bad state. Cmon paradox