Tropico 5 - The Big Cheese Torrent Download [serial Number]

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About This Content It’s all about cheese in El Presidente’s latest venture. Create and promote an artisan cheese brand by introducing a new production chain with the Creamery: a new building that enables you to make the most of Tropico’s local goats and llamas. Face international competition in an epic quest to create the best cheese in the world and put on the chef’s hat! This add-on includes an all-new sandbox map and task, a standalone scenario, building, avatar accessory and music track!New standalone scenario: “The Big Cheese” - Create and promote an artisan cheese brandNew building: The Creamery – Produces cheese from milkNew dynasty avatar accessory: The Chef’s HatNew sandbox map: Arco Iris BeneditasNew music track 7aa9394dea Title: Tropico 5 - The Big CheeseGenre: RPG, Simulation, StrategyDeveloper:Haemimont GamesPublisher:Kalypso Media DigitalFranchise:TropicoRelease Date: 24 Jul, 2014 Tropico 5 - The Big Cheese Torrent Download [serial Number] tropico 5 declare independence the big cheese. tropico 5 the big cheese download. tropico 5 big cheese guide. tropico 5 the big cheese mission. tropico 5 big cheese independence. tropico 5 the big cheese ps4. tropico 5 the big cheese walkthrough. tropico 5 missions after the big cheese. tropico 5 the big cheese. tropico 5 the big cheese tips It adds a building,a building that is complety useless since there a far more efficient industry buildings in the game and the scenario that it adds is really boring. Its a waste of time and money.. Ridiculously expensive for adding one building and one cheap mission. The Creamery itself at leasts provides some amusement in providing extra food as well as entertainment for the workers.The mission it adds is a colossal scam. You start in the Colonial era and have to export $120,000 worth of cheese. In typical Tropico fashion, there's a horde of problems that come along to stymie this objective, as well as some to help it along by increasing the value of cheese.What makes the mission a total scam though is that there is no declaring independence, so if your mandate runs out, you lose. The opportunities to extend your mandate are exactly the same as the base game, ie, no extra opportunities, so even if you complete all the secondary objectives to increase the value of cheese, choose the right people to test new cheeses on to extend your mandate or give you more money, you'll still fail the mission.I had 3 creameries operating with 6 milk-producing ranches, all the secondary objectives complete, no labor shortages, and ended up with just over $70,000 out of $120,000 exported and ended up failing the mission by running out of time. Total scam.. TL;DR at endhonestly, i didn't notice a change (pre-ordered so got this as soon as it came out and i don't play all that much) with this DLC. calling this a DLC is a strech as one building doesn't add much (and this building sucks)don't get me wrong though. i have enjoyed tropico since i started playing (tropico 3 was my first of the series) and i also enjoy DLCs for games such as Crusader Kings II and Payday 2 - bought nearly all of them as the content was satisfactory. HOWEVER, adding one lack luster building for $3.99 is not worth the money. If say 5-10 buildings were added in then it would be worth the my money. Even probably $10 for 5-10 buildings.TL;DR Tropico is a game about managing money and making your people happy. Devs want us to lose money and be\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665. Big Cheese is the first tiny DLC. One skin, one building, one mission, one map, yay. Oh, and unlike Tropico 4, one music track too. Here we go again. This time it's all about cheese.And this is we got for pre-ordering Tropico 5. Should have knew better what kind of the first DLC it would be.Mission is pretty nice. Aside from promoting Tropican cheeseyness it also locks you up in Colonian era, you can't advance. It's actually an interesting challenge. While you don't have to think of supporting revolutioners as much, they can also sometimes get angry. At least I got some "cmon cmon!" moments when I was waiting for next ship to come so I could complete The Crown's mission as my mandate time was running out, suspecting that I should have build another dock. So I am amused.And then there is Cheese industrial building. It makes cheese out of milk that is produced by goats and cattle ranches, not goats and llamas as store info hints. It may not look much, but main point of it is that it's available during Colonial era, where the only other industry building is Lumber Mill, the planks that it produced being a mid-step between logs and furniture anyway. So it got it's use, yep. Even though I am not sure you are supposed to make lots of money at Colonial era.. Got this as a pre-order bonus, so no money wasted there. You might wanna grab it -66% or something as it doesn't really add much.. Though the price is a bit large, I would wait for a sale and buy this DLC.Most of the DLC contains generally useless buildings that just do what can already be done a 'little' better or give you a minor little boost in some stat you forgot the game had, but the Creamery is extremely useful. It turns the Milk you get from Cattle Ranches into a very profitable source of income and makes the game much more interesting by adding a new trade good and source of income.Though I would still think this DLC should have just been released as part of the base game, I see it kind of like the Quick Dry Cement DLC from Tropico 4: Containing a very helpful building that can assist you a great deal in expanding your nation's income and helping you grow.Just wait for a sale and buy it for $2. It's worth it for $2, not $4.. $4 for a building, enough said these people should be ashamed.. TL;DR at endhonestly, i didn't notice a change (pre-ordered so got this as soon as it came out and i don't play all that much) with this DLC. calling this a DLC is a strech as one building doesn't add much (and this building sucks)don't get me wrong though. i have enjoyed tropico since i started playing (tropico 3 was my first of the series) and i also enjoy DLCs for games such as Crusader Kings II and Payday 2 - bought nearly all of them as the content was satisfactory. HOWEVER, adding one lack luster building for $3.99 is not worth the money. If say 5-10 buildings were added in then it would be worth the my money. Even probably $10 for 5-10 buildings.TL;DR Tropico is a game about managing money and making your people happy. Devs want us to lose money and be\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665. It's helpful to have a really money-making industry right in the Colonial era.. Still bugged. You will not be able to get out of the colonial era. I'm an experienced player of the series. I've finished the campaigns. I know what i'm doing and how to get out of the colonial era. I had 75% happiness and 80% revolutionary support. The mission to progress never appears. I thought it was just me until i came here and read everyone elses review. Six months after another person raised the issue and it is still bugged. I love the content and the idea but it makes this DLC unplayable.Cons:- You get a new scenario and new building. The bug in this scenario makes it unplayable and instantly you lose most of the value from buying a new DLC (the scenario). - Cost. $4 USD is simply too much, i got it on sale for $1.99. You should not buy it for less.Pros:+ New building+ A use for milk+ An interesting scenario with good text and dialogue (until you cannot progress further)