Maybe we'll see it released down the line. However, it may hurt their DLC sales that are drip-fed to us one at a time. so updating in the future shouldn't be hours of work. A map editor with a robust scenario builder could mean infinite content, with players uploading their own creative, custom missions to the Steam Workshop. The good thing is that the new AOBs should stick around for a good while unless they release another BIG dlc, but even then at least we are not two or 3 DLCs behind now.

Greenhouses unlock buildings script was basically 4 scripts merged. Also note that some of the scripts have multiple AOBs (basically several scripts in the same script-merged). I had to reverse some of greenhouses scripts (like the unlock buildings, research,etc.) and used cheat engines referenced strings with the older game version to get an idea of where the stuff was (or might be) in the new version, making comparisons, backtracing, etc.

Yea.that method that was shown would work slightly (if you really really know what you are doing) for a few of the scripts but not have worked for many of the outdated scripts due to the fact that SO MUCH had changed between the spitter DLC and Caribbean Skies DLC. I couldn't find the specific post for that. The Eras - Start your reign during colonial times, survive the World Wars and the Great Depression, be a dictator during the Cold War, and advance your country.

I wish there are a clear tutorial that helps update the new game version.

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