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About This Content It’s an endless struggle trying to please the people of Tropico – and this time El Presidente needs to go green in order to get out of trouble. Of course, this is all to protect the funds of his Swiss bank account – which are obtained through the simple method of exporting ludicrously large amounts of crude oil to competing superpowers. Help El Prez promote a better image of the island by building 100% eco-friendly windfarms as a cheap and renewable source of energy and turn Tropico into a positive showcase of modern sustainability.New standalone scenario: „Catch the Toucan!“ – Early bird catches the windmill rotorNew building: The Windfarm – A clean, renewable source of energyNew dynasty avatar accessory: Blend in with the eco-crowd with your new hippie haircutNew sandbox map: IsabellaNew music track and additional voice recordings 7aa9394dea Title: Tropico 5 - Gone GreenGenre: RPG, Simulation, StrategyDeveloper:Haemimont GamesPublisher:Kalypso Media DigitalFranchise:TropicoRelease Date: 12 Feb, 2015 Tropico 5 - Gone Green Directx 9 Download tropico 5 gone green. tropico 5 gone green dlc This is the most outrageous update for Tropico 5. The building is utterly useless for most games, as it provides far less power than Geothermal plants at far a greater cost, and without providing any employment either (hence, the budget you pay does not trickle down into housing and entertainment purchases). Just plain worthless.. Wind farms are great.. I'll try to keep this one short. "Gone Green" is the usual DLC fare for Tropico, a new building, a new mission, and not much else. In this case we get the wind farm back, which is basically a larger, less efficient version of the wind turbine from Tropico 4. It's sadly a rather pointless building, though, as both the tidal pool and geothermal plants are far superior.The mission is one of those 'artificially raised difficulty' ones where it's extremely hard to keep the population happy for no apparent reason. "Build 40 wind farms" also seems rather silly, a mission designed to be "busy" but not particularly clever. In short, $3.99 for something that should have already been in the game, and got you something inferior to what was already in Tropico 4. Not worth it.... all dlc in this game are \u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665ing trash. This is the most outrageous update for Tropico 5. The building is utterly useless for most games, as it provides far less power than Geothermal plants at far a greater cost, and without providing any employment either (hence, the budget you pay does not trickle down into housing and entertainment purchases). Just plain worthless.. Do not get this DLC. The new building it adds, the wind farm, cost more than the Geothermal plant and produces a third the energy even on a coastal cliff. (most possible wind) It's also the same size if not slightly larger. Only advantage is that it does not require workers.. The new scenario is quite difficult to win although I find it fun. Well worth every penny for those who want a real challenge.. I got this as a part of a DLC bundle and . . I didnt even know I had the windmills, let a lone gotten them from a pice of DLC, that how little inpact this has on the overal game. Some DLC bulidings are nice, like the asylum and inqusition, but this is defenetly one you can skip, especialy since waterborn makes this building obeslete quite qucikly.. The value for money is horrible, ithe dlc contains a single mission and a building. Would have been fine if they released it for a buck, but not more.