- Significantly increased AI parties' chance to accept player alliance offer. (Might adjust it later, perhaps?..)
- Now target party will accept player alliance offers if they are unallied, have positive relations and all other parties are allied.
- Added 4 different warning messages for the player, telling what to do. (Spend Joint Tokens, spend Investment Tokens, organise Visit to provinces and spend less money on advertising.)
- Added 4 new achievements! (related with one above.)
- Added one new triggerable event. (Turquoise related! Ally them and max out relations to encounter this one.)
- Increased chances for non-allied parties to request joint candidates when improving relations.
- If the party with whom the player is improving relations has formed an alliance, they will no longer ask for a common candidate.
- A game limiter was added to ensure that after the parliamentary elections, each party has at least 1 member of parliament. (However, it is still recommended not to convince the entire party to join you because that would break the game calculations!)
- Added party edit screen, a copy of party creation screen, where you can change your party name, party logo, leader name and secretary!
- Party creation screen no longer locks you to preset leader names, you can input a manual name.
- Fixed a bug related with party name input, which caused player input to not set correctly.
- Removed the requirement of Parliamentary Elections to visit Parliament and Laws.
- Corrected the issue that the Orange Party's leader had 40 fame instead of 140. (However, fame has nothing to do yet.)
- Made multiple typo corrections.
- If you press the "Shift" key when clicking on the "Create Party" button, you will no longer have the silly tutorial introduction.
March 26 Patch Notes
Source: Steam Community (opens in a new tab)