We've changed timezones from Mountain Standard Time (GMT-7) to Greenwich Mean Time (GMT+0). Read about it here: https://politicsandwar.com/forums/index.php?/topic/12117-452016-server-timezone-change/

Good news, folks! Donation limits have been reset for the month of April. This means that even if you redeemed credits in March, you have the opportunity to redeem another 10 credits (for bonuses like in-game cash, resources, infrastructure, or selling credits on the market) between now and May 1st.

Thanks for supporting Politics & War, and here's to another month of growth and development!

I'll post the short version of the update here, and would highly recommend you read the more detailed announcement on the forums: https://politicsandwar.com/forums/index.php?/topic/11984-3292016-war-policies-score-formula-change-naval-battles-have-15-chance-to-destroy-improvements/

The score formula has changed, so you may notice your own score having increased or decreased for no reason. Everyone's score has done this, and it's perfectly okay. Things have been rebalanced to prevent high military capacity nations from being able to hold down smaller nations and prevent them from growing.

War Policies have been added - these are a lot like the Domestic Policies that were recently added. They let you specialize your war interests in loot, espionage, infrastructure damage, improvement destruction, defensive options, and more. The PWPedia article details what each of the 10 War Policies does. You can change your war policy once every 5 days (60 turns.)

Immense Triumph Naval Battles now have a 15% chance to destroy improvements. This is just a slight buff for ships, and a slight nerf for improvements.

Donation limits have been reset! You can purchase an additional 10 credits for use in things like money (up to $20,000,000; if you're lucky you can sell them for more than that on the market.), infrastructure (up to 500), city/project timer resets (up to 2 per month), and resources (up to 5,000 Steel, Munitions, Aluminum, or Gasoline.)

It's been a great February for the game, and I'm looking forward to an even better March!

Click Here to Read the Full Update

* Government Types no longer have any bonuses associated with them

* There are now around 30 government types to pick from

* Government types can now be changed as frequently as you'd like (no more 5 day timer)

* You have a new option on your Edit Nation page, the Domestic Policy

* There are 5 domestic policies, one for each of the old government types

* They do the same thing that government types used to do

* Domestic Policies can only be changed once every 60 turns

* Everyone's government type timer was essentially reset. You're welcome.