Is Campaign Edition unfair?

[ArnoldI]

I've bought the CiV: Campaign Edition and saw that it has some disadvantages as:

.No MP except to hot seat and local network, which aren't much worthy to me.

.No workshop.

Is the mac Steam edition already with the Fall Patch? If it is, more one disadvantages.

The point is: if the Steam edition is worthier to have things that the Campaign doesn't have, why this even exists? If is to don't make everybody tied to Steam, wouldn't it be much more useful to have never entered on that?

What you think?

 

[AlanH]

The Fall Patch is not available on either Mac edition yet, so that is not an issue. However, you have missed another advantage of the Steam version - you get the option to run the Windows version as well. And I think it's cheaper when there are special deals offered by Steam.

I am struggling to offer a good reason to buy the Campaign edition. I think the main ones are that you can install it on multiple Macs to play simultaneously, and you don't need a Steam account. When there are no special offers on, the Campaign edition is cheaper than the Steam one.