Small states can build, and a season counts only your own work

The balance tests found more numbers that made no sense. Fixes that change a campaign's numbers apply to campaigns and worlds founded from today: the league compares only games played under the same rules, so campaigns under way finish on theirs.

Campaign - A new power plant is sized to the country, and an industrial zone or a research centre costs at most 1% of GDP. One solar farm used to cost Nauru more than its whole yearly GDP. - Very high stability slowly fades as expectations rise. Calm needs looking after for the whole campaign. - Building near the capital works in every state, including Lisbon, Stockholm, Reykjavík, Barbados and Macau. - The energy window says how many days today's power will last and from when a new power plant starts to help.

Stories and cases - Election Silence: the result stands only with calm streets and free speech. Otherwise the election goes to the courts. - Shadows over the Base: naming the planted evidence returns the influence spent on the allies' lead and earns prestige and reputation.

Battles - A battle the other person gave up earns no stars, points or trophies. - The shot preview for missiles and drones shows the chance of interception. - Wrecks on the roads slow the convoy's fuel tankers too. - The launcher hunt at the highest level can be won with a good plan. - The land convoy and the defence line on Hard are no longer close to unwinnable.

Great Game - Money between people's states (aid, reparations, electricity prices) counts towards neither side's season score. - A state taken over a second time in a season stays as its previous government left it: with its forces, equipment, protection and an ongoing crisis. - Alliances with equal scores share the place and the bonus. - Whoever governed in two worlds of one season moves up or down once, by the government they led longest.