The turn-based ship combat ruins the game. I expected it to be more like in Patrician 4.
Did you really make election content a paid DLC in a game called Democracy?? Selling policies in general makes it seem like a pay to win type of game. Does buying this DLC and selecting "health", which is always close to 100%, as a campaign focus basically just provide an election benefit for real money? Besides, I reloaded the game 20 times, and each time the election outcome was vastly different (I had between 11 and 31%). Perhaps winning should be slightly less based on chance. In any case, I think we can agree that it should be part of the base game. I want to have a challenging game, not one that is hard for base game owners, and easy for DLC owners.
DLC should be real, additional content. New countries, for example. This should be part of the main game. It's only a couple of modifiers that make the game slightly more immersive.
Switzerland has a 5 stars difficulty setting Turkey 4 stars Ireland/Greece/Brazil only 2 stars Poland 1 star Hence, for experienced players, this DLC only adds two countries. The others are boring. Besides, Greece shouldn't be easy.
