Government Simulator update 1.0.1 is now available.
One day after the release, this is the first update to Government Simulator, including some minor improvements suggested by users on the Steam forum.
Thanks to all for the constructive feedback, and even as some people apparently expected a bit different game, most people posted really helpful, constructive criticism so far. With a nice community like this, the game can be improved and extended with following updates.
There is an update with some gameplay improvements planned already, but this first quick update includes only minor improvements:
- Maternity leave duration has been changed for the USA to 0 from previously 3 months, reflecting reality better.
- The currency "Swiss franc" is now displayed in the game as "CHF" instead of "Fr." previously.
- The list of "past military conflicts" now clarifies that this is a list of military conflicts which have been ended in this game.
- Fixed a few typos (like Broatcasting -> Broadcasting)
- Because a lot of people asked to create their own localizations: You can download the .doc template file from here
http://www.government-simulator.com/gs_translation_template.doc
and replace all translations: Only translate the text after the "=" and inside quotes.
Then, send me the file ([email protected]), and I'll integrate it into the game. Please also note:
- It is probably quite a bit of work to do the translation. If you have finished a translation on your own, and I've verified that its quality is ok, I'll send you steam keys of Government Simulator, PostCollapse and CopperCube as thank-you.
- Before starting a translation, post into the forum into this thread that you are doing a translation: http://steamcommunity.com/app/731920/discussions/0/1489992713708012496/ In this way, you can ensure that no one else is working on the same language. I cannot accept translation of the same language by multiple persons of course. First come, first served.
- Please don't send in 100% machine generated translations, because I will verify them and detect this.
Thanks again for the constructive feedback so far! Hope you'll like this update, and further feedback is welcome as always!