I am actually happy with this, I would rather they spend an extra couple of months releasing the game as they want then trying to rush something. I am looking forward to tropic 6. I have been a fan since Tropico 3 and have hundreds of hours on 4 and 5, keep up the good work!
@martimusprime: This comment is spot on. I generally liked the first one, but I will pass on this second one. I am getting really sick of these movies where the woman is somehow a big secret bad ass and the main character (white guy) is portrayed as an incompetent idiot who seems to be only be in the movie for lame jokes.
@CorporalTurner: No, I am serious. I get a new high end computer every other year. 1080ti, 960 pro, with a XB280HK monitor (28inch, 4K, g-sync), ect. I also spend a about $200-$300 a month on games. So yes, games and high end gaming hardware combined its about $5,000 (could do more, but nothing is worth the money).
Most of today's games are rubbish and not worth replying after 10 or 20 hours, which is sad. It's not the cost of the game that bothers me its the way they demand more money to increase someones equipment in the game that I can not support. Also EA has ruined too many great games for me on a personal level.
Yea, I'm not buying it "literally". I love battlefield and Star Wars, but personally its too "toxic" for me to enjoy this game.
EA learn to build good games with classic expansion packs and nothing else and I might return to being your customer. I haven't brought one of your games in 5 years now. This coming from a guy who spends about $5,000 a year on computer upgrades and games.
@Smosh150: sad, but this is completely true. Also (yes I am being biased) I think a lot of players that love the COD games are typically not the players with the most expensive rigs. COD is a game geared toward twitch (younger) and simple game play (point and shoot). Yes I know I am sounding heavily biased, sorry its just my personal opinion. I like some shooters, but I won't every touch a COD game again as it is just too twitchy for me now days. Back in grade school and early high school it was cool, but now I want real simulation and strategy games. The last great WW2 shooter I played was the Brothers in Arms series and since then nothing comes close.
Yes, I am one of those guys with 1080 ti and a 4K g-sync monitor.
I am not a fan of Ubisoft at all, but even I will admit they are doing almost everything right on this specific game. They have constantly supported it without asking for more money on the most simple of items (cosmetics is fine).
The update is delayed a week, I think we will survive.
Terrible advice. I built a high end desktop (with a GTX 970) with all of these specs for $2,000 two years ago! About 3 months ago I changed my GPU to a 1080ti once it was released. I estimate that the total cost of my current build is around $1,600 or slightly more. Add in my XB280HK screen (4K, g-sync, 60 HZ) I have had for a year at around $600.
You should be able to get something similar around $2000 or slightly more, which is basically their advertised $3,699 model laptop here with a smaller screen and worse GPU (about 20-30% less frames per second at 4K).
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