Read the forum announcement here:http://politicsandwar.com/forums/index.php?/topic/5737-4142015-bug-fix-revenue-log-vip-passes/

- Fixed an important income bug that was causing some people to earn too much money. Some extra turns were simulated, forgive me while I was working out a bug

- I've added a Revenue Log that you can access via your Revenue page. It keeps track of what you get in cash and resources each turn

- I've changed the forum pips, and added two new ones. Wiki contributors now get a pip that says "Wiki Mod", and you can now become a "VIP" with your own fancy pip and access to an exclusive "VIP Lounge" subforum that is only accessible by VIP members

- To become a VIP it costs 1 credit, and your VIP access lasts for the duration of the month. There's a thread in the announcements subforum that you can post in to get your VIP Passes

As a sidenote, the VIP Pass idea is a way to try and support the game financially without relying on nation bonus type donations. I'd like to shift to a more cosmetic money-earning system.

Read the full announcement here: http://politicsandwar.com/forums/index.php?/topic/5208-3172015-changing-alliance-names/

You can now change alliance names. It costs 3 credits, and you have to be the leader of an alliance to do it.

EDIT: I also updated the forum post with a change to the color stock bonus formula. Visit the forum topic to see the listed changes.

See the full topic here: http://politicsandwar.com/forums/index.php?/topic/4941-312015-credits/

A small change has been made in how donations work. They're now automatically processed and quantified in the form of credits. They can be redeemed at your convenience, and the same caps on nation bonuses that existed before still exist now. This change does not make the game pay-to-win, or change anything at all, really, other than making things more efficient.

Read the full announcement here: http://politicsandwar.com/forums/index.php?/topic/4886-2252015-center-for-civil-engineering-national-project/

The Center for Civil Engineering national project has been added. It costs $3,000,000; 1,000 Oil; 1,000 Iron; 1,000 Bauxite to build, and reduces the infrastructure cost in all cities by 5%. Stacks with other bonuses, like the Autocracy govt type.

Having ground control, air superiority, and a blockade on your opponent in war no longer stops them from launching missiles at you. This is rescinding a change from the last update.

I'd recommended a full read through the forum post to see the updated formulas and explanations for why the changes were made: http://politicsandwar.com/forums/index.php?/topic/4868-2242015-missile-patch/

The Iron Dome national project will now block 50% of all missiles.

The loot from ground battles has been increased.

Missile damage has been reduced slightly.

Missile upkeep is now 3x what it was.

Having Ground Control, Air Superiority, and a Blockade will prevent your opponent from launching missiles at you.

Missiles now only contribute 5 to nation score, instead of 10.