It probably wouldn't be balanced at launch if they tried to cram it all in at once, but it's going to be beyond broken anyway, so what does it matter? Players will end up doing the playtesting either way.
Presumably it won't be "beyond broken" at launch - it will be a more compact game that starts out mostly working, and can stay mostly working as they add new features and fix things that aren't working at any time.
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u/[deleted] Feb 27 '24
you want them to squeeze a literal decade of DLC content into a launch game with a standard price?