Sid Meier's Civilization 7 has been facing an uphill battle since its launch just five months ago, with players feeling frustrated and let down by the amount of missing features, UI issues, and overall lackluster gameplay compared to previous Civ titles. While a recent patch promises to solve many problems players have been complaining about, the release of the new Right to Rule DLC gives them an all-new reason to be upset.
While the Right to Rule DLC was included for anyone who purchased the Founder's Edition, fans on Reddit argue that the cost of purchasing the new DLC by itself is "obscene", running players $30 for just two new leaders and four Civs, plus a handful of Wonders. To boot, only half of the DLC is available at the moment, with the second half not being available until at least September.
Yesterday's patch 1.2.3 update was a huge step in the right direction for Civilization 7's gameplay, but on the marketing side of things, it really needs to get things sorted out. Civ players have excellent memories, and they remember previous DLCs for older Civ games, making it hard not to compare the Right to Rule DLC's value...
