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...I was initially very negative about this game, but honestly it's improved a lot in the last year. The economic, political, and war systems have all improved substantially. I'm honestly a bit surprised by the recent spike in negativity. As I said, my main issue with the game is how trade works. Namely its too expensive, which makes it hard to pursue protectionist policies (by which I mean encouraging exports of key industries your trying to build while discouraging imports) as a small industrializing country, it and doesn't feel very natural / realistic to me. I love that you have the ability to set different tariffs for different goods, but its a bit absurd that the government has direct control of trade.
I also think this is much more of an issue starting as an un-industrialized nation, which is always going to a bit tedious. As an industrialized nation you actually do have some options such as in investing in the trade capacity to import the iron or conquering / colonizing / absorbing a market that has more, but as a small industrialized nation you cant afford these options. In some cases you may be able to join another nations market, so I would even argue that there actually is a somewhat interesting choice to be made here.