Why should I buy the expansions?
Hey, I've played the demo for Galactic Civilizations II a bunch now, and I'm about to buy the game. I'm not sure if I should just buy the game, or if I should buy the expansions too... buying them all at once will save me money should I decide later on that I want to play the expansions, but I want to know what I'm spending my money on.
1. The Demo is actually pretty buggy. Are the expansions mostly bug fixes designed in a way that I need to pay for them? How do they compare with the original game, bug wise?
2. Do the expansions have new campaigns, and new races?
3. Do the expansions alter the single player game by changing the tech tree, and changing the way the economy works? If so, is it changing in the way of "Fine tuning", or is more of a change in that they added a whole bunch of new technologies that you can take?
4. Players that own the expansions... do you still play the original game, or is it replaced by the expansion?
5. Players that own the expansions... are they significantly more interesting than the original game? I tend to think of games in terms of "Time till Boredom", or the time that I can play a game before I decide to move on to something else. How does TTB compare between the expansions and the original game?
