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Common enemies bring together the most unlikely of friends.



<span class="bold">Galactic Civilizations III: Altarian Prophecy DLC</span> chronicles the Terrans' alliance with the mysterious Altarians against the deadly threat of the Korx, and is available now, DRM-free on GOG.com.

The Drengin Empire and the Dominion of Korx must not remain unchecked. Desperate for allies, the Terrans approach the Altarian Confederation in the hopes of forging an army capable of dealing with this overwhelming threat. But their enemies might have one last dark card to play…

Including a new 3-mission campaign as well as additional ship designs and parts, the Altarian Prophecy mixes things up and brings to light some of the darkest forces lurking in the shadowy corners of the galaxy.



Fulfill the <span class="bold">Altarian Prophecy</span> and stand your ground against the Korx and their horrible masters, DRM-free on GOG.com.
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Russonc: I'm not a fan of this sales model either but I tend to like the games so I just have to wait until GC:IV comes out (then by the complete GC:III as a super discount.). With my back log I don't mind being a couple years behind...

(Seems like it takes 10 or so DLCs before they get the game "good" anyway)
I have the same issue with Paradox games. And most games in general. Nowadays I tend to skip games until the "final" version is out or the sequel is announced.
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Zofos: Year 2003: Altarian Prophecy add-on for Galactic Civilizations 1.
Year 2016: Altarian Prophecy DLC for Galactic Civilizations 3.

Stardock are unique really. Not only that they contrive to sell almost the same game again and again nearly 15 years already, but they even do not bother themselves to show the slightest signs of imagination.
They actually seem to think that taking the best ideas from other games and mixing them together in one big cauldron will produce a new and brilliant game...

But, they're not that unique...or insane. (They still exist).

If you play your cards right the gaming industry offers the *get rich overnight* - promise.

And, because part of the gaming community acts as ravenous junkies there is always more money to be made, just exploiting the crave.

Which is capitalism at work.
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Russonc: I'm not a fan of this sales model either but I tend to like the games so I just have to wait until GC:IV comes out (then by the complete GC:III as a super discount.). With my back log I don't mind being a couple years behind...

(Seems like it takes 10 or so DLCs before they get the game "good" anyway)
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blotunga: I have the same issue with Paradox games. And most games in general. Nowadays I tend to skip games until the "final" version is out or the sequel is announced.
... and some Slitherine games... agreed!
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Russonc: ... and some Slitherine games... agreed!
What about the choo choo game ?