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Did anybody complete 100% civ7 achievements ? How long did it take and are the dlc civs achievements going to be added ? Right now I think all of the civ7 achievements dont require any DLCs civs right ?

I got Anno 117 from the Steam summer sale a month ago (~70 hrs playtime atm) and have absolutely loved the game so far. I just saw that there's a sale on the Anno 1800 Annoversory Edition on Steam. I've heard that Anno 1800 is very well liked and would love to try the game out, so I'd appreciate some comparisons or advice from people who have played both

- How much of a jump in complexity from Anno 117 to 1800 with all DLCs ?

- What are some key differences between Anno 117 and 1800 ?

- Any general tips or advices are great too.

- I know the core gameplay are pretty similar but are there some kind of flavors or mechanics that are unique to Anno 1800 compared to 117 ?

I am a fairly new Anno 117 player and love the game so far (15-20h of playtime). The Year 1 Pass is on steam sale right now and I'm debating whether to get it and want others opinion on the content.

Prophecies of Ash Volcanoes look cool but Im afraid it might make the game a bit too hard or stressful. I think there are 2 other upcoming DLCs too. The Hippodrome looks sick but is there only one building included in the next DLC ?

Hi, i'm looking for a good hunting game to play after really enjoying my time hunting in RDR2. Way of the hunter 2 really peaks my interest because of beautiful graphics and zero amount of dlcs needed atm compared to Call of the Wild.

However, when I read steam reviews, there are many mixed reviews regarding the performances and bugs. My rig is nothing too crazy, RTX4060 laptop so I wonder if the game is stable enough performance-wise and gameplay-wise for my PC.

I'm considering between WotH2 and CotW Hunting Pro Bundle because they are in similar price point atm. Please give me some advice if you have played both games.