Posted on: October 18, 2013
jamoecw
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political simulator, in a vacuum
I played D2 and haven't played D3, however it looks like the same game with better graphics, so take this with a grain of salt. How D2 worked is you have a bunch of 'people' that are representative of the population of your country, and they care for things a certain amount. As it is a political simulator your job is to make as many of them happy as you can. the game does a great job of handling this with policies and budgets you get to decide upon, but keep in mind everyone likes a booming economy, lots of government spending, and no deficit. it is doubtful that you will be able to achieve such a utopia in a short four year span so you need to do what you can for people's happiness now. Now the bad part is that this whole thing is in a vacuum, so if you decide to fire your entire military and police force you won't have to worry about your neighbor invading you, or some rebel faction starting a civil war. If you decide to cut taxes and give incentives to big business they don't flock to you from other countries, or your existing ones don't begin to use that as leverage to corner markets abroad. At some point they will involve some outside influences to give a challenge and some variety to their scenarios, at which point the game will be worth more than $5-$10, until then wait until the price drops.
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