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Cities: Skylines 2 dev says it won't release paid DLC until performance "fixed to our standards"
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There are not just bugs. The game is also baby easy. All the fallback mechanism made it so you basically can't fail, the game throws money at you. The whole economy is balanced around fallbacks instead of really balancing, because you can't balance what isn't working to begin with.
Played it yesterday for a while and I agree. It ran pretty smooth on my RTX 3060 without noticable issues, but it was very easy. I built a starter city fulfilling basic demands, and I ended up with more money than I started with. At that time I was usually into my second credit on the old game, scraping along.