* The color brown looks a lot more brown on the maps.
* All trades auto delete after 7 days, instead of only accepted trades previously. This should keep the global market more "fresh".
* Messages get deleted after 90 days, unless they're favorited.
* Average prices now track the last 5,000 units sold, instead of 2,000 previously.
* There is an average trade price history page now, where you'll be able to see up to 2 weeks' changes in the average price of each resource. The link to that page is included in the marquee on the "Trade" page. If you're lazy, it's here: http://politicsandwar.com/nation/trade/history/

Discuss the changes on the forum: http://politicsandwar.com/forums/index.php?/topic/1788-5192014-minor-improvements/

Discuss this update here: http://politicsandwar.com/forums/index.php?/topic/1773-5162014-cheaper-infra-more-uranium-mines/

* Infrastructure formula changed so that it's slightly cheaper. New formula is:

Cost = ( ( ( Infrastructure - 10 ) ^ 1.95 ) * 0.01 ) + 300

* Cities on continents that have uranium available can now have 2 uranium mines instead of one previously

Discuss this update on the forum here: http://politicsandwar.com/forums/index.php?/topic/1722-572014-national-projects/

Good news everyone! Here's something new to waste your money and resources on: National Projects! Think of them like city improvements, but for you nation.

There's only 6 so far (more to be added later) and they're very expensive things, typically for very large nations to purchase. You must have 5,000 infrastructure (nationally) per National Project, and you can only build a National Project or City every 10 days (that's right, you have to pick. It's one timer, not two separate ones.)

Aside from this main update, I've made various other bug fixes and updates, not all of which I can think of at the moment. One thing I also changed is that the daily log-in bonus is now $5,000 up from $1,000.

Hopefully you'll see market prices increase again as bigger nations scramble to build a national project or two, and then things should settle down again. Enjoy, guys, and let me know about everything I broke while working on the game!

Read and discuss on the forum, here: http://politicsandwar.com/forums/index.php?/topic/1708-552014-market-sharing/

Hi guys! I'm pretty excited to bring you this update, actually. I've added a new feature to the game called Market Sharing. Basically what this allows you to do is open up your alliance market to other alliances.

It's really a pretty simple idea: say you want to form an economic treaty with alliance X. You can now make it so that you can see alliance X's "alliance" trades in your "alliance" trades screen, and vice versa.

Should be handy for alliances working together with each other. Not a huge gamechanger, but something to improve the game.

Enjoy!

Hey guys, really simple update but I want to explain it before anyone panics. See the whole forum post here:

* War statuses now reflect victories and defeats
* Your economic policy choices now decide your nations tax rate. To make sure that there isn't an "optimal" choice, it also affects your citizen's average income. This change is completely Revenue Neutral, meaning I didn't change how much money you make at all. It's just a cosmetic thing, so not everyone is stuck at 29% tax rate. For you number crunchers, here's my excel equations: Google Sheets Document

I'm hoping to get more stuff done soon, so stay tuned! Thanks for playing Politics and War!