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But that being said, does this title really need another DLC? I wouldn't mind it (if it was well done), but i don't think it does. I think it's done what it came here to do and it's time to let the devs move on to bigger and better things, while taking with them the lessons learned from this adventure.
Maybe as a community overhaul mod however :)
I actually would like to see more improvements to this game. While I'm also a critic of some aspects of the Early Start DLC, I see no reason for this game to stop at the 90s. There are multiple reasons for keep going, both game related (more efficient systems, green energy, modern machinery and vehicles) as well as to the devs (test a modern system into the game to get feedback while getting paid for such).
Although the game indeed start by being related to the Soviet style, it goes beyond, specially after the biomes DLC. There are still communist countries around, the collapse of the USSR doesn't mean the end of the game's theme. Russian and Chinese assets could easily be implemented ingame as to continue the modern day aspects of the game.
I know it's quite tempting to reuse engines, but there is such a laundry list of shortcomings, limitations and not least, bugs with the current engine making its reuse not recommendable at all.
It's perfectly fine to learn from past experiences, both good and bad, but it's more important to look forward only to the good ones and steer away from the bad ones.
Therefore, I would prefer them to dedicate their full time and money on the next game with an overhauled engine which addresses most of the current engine's shortcomings, rather than yet another bittersweet DLC which can't really achieve its full potential due the game engine.
About no need to anything else, I obviously feel that it would feel lacking if we missed the stuff that would make this game more modern. From clean energy to modern machinery, it would be a shame if we couldn't get more reccent stuff included into the game, and in most cases we need the devs to do so as the community can't.