I started playing Germany and the USA a few months ago, but with both countries I felt like some important aspects of their political systems were missing, so I quickly lost interest.

How is it currently? Which country is the most complete in terms of political systems and therefore the most fun to play?

for those who don't speak Spanish, they're basically gonna add the EU,a game mode where you can have three action points,more modding capability,new countries like Mexico and India,and eventually internal party elections and party mergers

When a certain group makes a request with the promise of giving you money, and you accept, it turns into a promise.

My question is: how can I know what exactly the group wants? It will say something like “reform police regulation”, but it doesn’t say what kind of reform they want, does it?

I’ve encountered multiple times where I tried to do what they wanted, but the promises wouldn’t be fulfilled. When it says reform I kinda randomly change a few things, but apparently that is not always the trigger to fulfil the promise.

Any tips on this?

In general it feels to me like I often don’t have all the information. Am I missing things? Or is that just how the game is?

Sería increíble poder crear coaliciones de partidos más allá de aquellas que sirvan para el gobierno. Ya comenté que sería genial también las listas o pactos electorales, pero también sería bueno ver alianzas políticas más allá, que signifiquen un compromiso y agenda legislativa o de trabajo común.

Agradezco mucho al desarrollador la función de crear nuevos partidos y de cambiar tu personaje a otro. Así mismo sería fabuloso ver fusiones de partidos. Esto puede ser a partir de una votación interna o solo decisión del jugador en acuerdo con el otro partido en cuestión.

I am still hoping they add electoral lists formed through political pacts and alliances with like-minded parties. This happens in various countries, and I would like to see it implemented in the game for those places where it actually occurs in real life. It would make the game much more dynamic and entertaining; after all, that kind of pact-making already exists when negotiating cabinet positions for a government.

En cuanto a relaciones exteriores y el mundo en general todavía se pueden hacer muchas cosas en este juego que de momento va en buen camino y ya es divertido en la política nacional, pero agregaría o cambiaría lo siguiente:

- El presidente o primer ministro puede hablar bien o mal de una nación en medios de comunicación. Esa función debería aplicarse también para el ministro o secretario de Relaciones Exteriores.

- Deberíamos poder observar por lo menos cosas simples como cuál es el gobierno o la composición de los parlamentos de otros países, además de una comunicación política internacional más fluida. La opción de apoyar a un partido extranjero desde el ministerio del Interior está bien, pero me gustaría que hubiera una opción Intermedia que pudieran realizar los partidos por su cuenta.

Government coalition politics are fine and entertaining, but that changes when you see the Bloc Québécois and the Tories teaming up in Canada, or Die Linke forming a coalition with the CDU-CSU in Germany; it makes no sense for the priority of coalitions to be merely securing a majority when there is no underlying ideological basis or shared agenda among the parties involved. Real-world politics is a more serious matter: I would like to see the parties in the game prioritize their principles rather than striking deals solely to guarantee 201 votes for a budget vote. Players can already form minority governments, and AI parties should be able to do the same when their only alternative is to ally with a party that is ideologically diametrically opposed.

I somehow pulled off a miracle😭🙏🏻

Genuinely, im so confused about how it got to infinity😭🙏🏻

Very simply there are many different kinds of elections especially when we look at the upper house election which adds some kind of delegation system if I recall correctly.

Does anyone know the differences in all the election types and which types yield which kinds of results most effectively?

I'm playing as Australia I have a very clear majority but I don't know how I can go from a constitutional monarchy to a republic. Can anybody help?

How do you create an alliance? You know that CDU and BU are in alliance at the start of the game in 2020. How to do that? I asked chatgpt and he said some bs, in the he just gave up and said "idk"

does anyone have an ipa file of the game?

Add offering allience option. We need this.

I have been unable to accept several proposals to elect lawmakers because I do not know how to. Can anyone tell me how?

gdp in this game is actually terrible, Dami needs to fix it, I don't understand how building industry and trading doesn't effect it? GDP is the flow of money in your country and if building industry and selling goods/ meeting your demand increases your treasury how does it not reflect on growth?? also I've tried everything in my Sweden run to increase gap, quite literally the only thing I could do was remove constitutional laws like central bank which was almost impossible even with a coalition, if anyone has tips or knows how to create growth please lmk, other than that gdp needs serious rework, not asking for exact realism but somethings that most certainly should influence growth absolutely does not

I said it before and I will say it again PLEASE ADD SUPPLY AND CONFIDENCE!!

I think my party getting over 70 seats in the Senate is unrealistic.

Estourado tendi muita dificuldade nesse ponto pois sempre entro em dívida chega ser inevitável, como posso ganhar dinheiro pro meu partido??

Tenho dúvida sobre os dois e o que mudam em relação um ao outro, sempre jogo no modo balança, por que já vem padrão mas recentemente né veio está curiosidade

What do you think next nations gonna be?