more of an economics, society, and political sim than a conventional grand strategy game with its new war mechanics - and certainly with its fair share of bugs - I'm very much unspurprised this game is as controversial as it is. I still highly enjoy this game and figuring out all the little details and ways to enhance and work within the systems.

the law and political system provides a pretty damn nuanced way of looking at the world and how political systems are flexible and always changing.

It'll only be improved and I look forward to Pdox testing the boundaries of their niche and genres in the future, creating unique experiences rather than the same game in different eras like other folk seem to insist they should make.

However, the addition of more events and flavor throughout the world would not be remiss, along with more variety all over the shop. more interest groups and parties, more ability to give orders or designate fronts and other military matters.

An excellent game, with a lot of love and detail put into it. Updates have only made the game better, and I feel I'll be playing this one for years to come.

An amazing game. It puts to shame most other games of the strategy Genre in terms of depth and realism. The stories that are created just by you playing are amazing and great as well. The multiplayer is confusing though. But the game truely shines in singleplayer.