Dictators : No Peace

1. We need more ways to get a nuke, instead of watching a bunch of adds or conquering 5 to 15 countries, we should be able to buy nukes from a country, the real-world price is 28 million, according to my math, and $28 million USD in gold is about 410 pounds of gold bars. The main currency in this game is GOLD COINS, which are about half of a pound (in ounces) of gold, so I think we should be able to buy a straight nuke for 41k, or the raw materials from multiple countries, and have little puzzles to assemble the nuke, but to make sure there’s no bots that can make the nuke instantly, add a requirement of 2 countries to activate each mini game. 2. We need more save slots for the game, I remember when I first opened the game 2 years ago and the tutorial made me pick a country, I wanted keep the tutorial save file, so I clicked the button to make a new save file, I didn’t see the problem until 5 hours later, where I was disappointed that I lost all the stuff on my tutorial game. The other veterans of this game probably remember this experience as well. We need at least 3 save spots for this game P.S. I saw this game being tested in dev by my favorite geography YouTuber, Dreuwu, which is his gaming channel, but I remember in one of his playthroughs, he got a free nuke from North Korea as a gift, so I know you devs were thinking about implementing it.

This game is amazing, but there’s two things that could make this game better. 1. Alliances. I know people have said this before, but you could have an alliance with up to 2 other countries. You’d click the country ball and below colonize there would be an option to Ally. If you click that a little handshake icon would appear somewhere in the country. Clicking that would open a panel with 3 different options. One would be “Request Military Aid?” That country would send military assistance to a difficult country that you would want to colonize. Say you allied to France and wanted to colonize Spain. France would send the necessary forces to help defeat Spain. Another option would be “Request Financial Assistance?” The country would send you up to 10,000 gold coins, depending on the country’s military strength (it’s based off GDP). The final option would be “Break Alliance?” because at some point, you’re gonna have to take over that country to win the game! 2. When you take over a country that borders you, the army does not have to get on the navy ship. It’s quite redundant when, for example, I’m playing as Romania and I want to colonize Moldova and the army gets on the ship. When you decide to colonize a bordering country, you shouldn’t have to get the army on the ship because you can literally cross the border to invade. There are exceptions, with countries such as Australia that have no border countries, so the army has to be on the ship. Countries such as Papua New Guinea do border Indonesia but there are water crossings to get to their army, so the army has to get on the ship.

Now this game is great, but I just have 1 suggestion. Multiplayer. This is how it works—you can battle an amount of 5-10 armies in each day. You can earn battle coins, (I’ll get into how that’ll be like a bit later) if you win. You can invite friends and or, family or enemies into the battle. But if you don’t have any, rather social media with friends or family (or don’t know any family that has the game, or enemies) you can choose a random player in the following game. (The player has to be in the multiplayer, game) Now I can get onto the battle coins. The battle coins, are basically to upgrade your army in the multiplayer section. You can still have your army, strength in the not multiplayer section—you can just upgrade it more in the multiplayer, an the losses of your armies in the multiplayer game will not affect your real gameplay outside of multiplayer. I don’t have the idea’s for my other idea, the shop but I’d say I’ll try to get some. But yeah. I just suggest a multiplayer, so the game can be kind of more funner, such as when you finish the game an colonize all the countries...and yeah.