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- No way to stop the economy collapse (despite having everything on 100 stability) is a design mistake that must be fixed.
- Losing all the agents, tech, generals and divisions with no way to get them back after GCW is over is frustrating.
- While I find this mood good to give some content to post-war Russia, the inabilty to stop the collapse is something I find troubling. Not to mention losing my whole progress due to this is another nail in the coffin.