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World Order: Global PowerNewsv2.9.4 — Every Word, Guaranteed (includes v2.9.3 — Aftermath & Every Word)
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v2.9.4 — Every Word, Guaranteed (includes v2.9.3 — Aftermath & Every Word)

World Order: Global Power · published 15 Aug 2026, 21:54 UTC

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Truly 100% localized — verified on-screen. Every text the game can display — including generated text like advisor recommendations, dynamic tooltips, constitution articles, UN dossiers, and country names in your language — is now fully translated in all 13 languages. Our release pipeline now boots the game in a non-English language and scans every screen; a single English word blocks the build.

Central bank overhaul (thanks BlindIdiotGod): independence now has teeth — a fully independent bank refuses direct rate instructions; move the rate through parliament instead. The political cost of rate changes scales with their size, and abrupt shocks rattle markets. Winning a parliamentary vote no longer costs legitimacy.

War aftermath fixed (v2.9.3): wars truly end — coalitions stand down, treaties hold, post-war inflation responds to policy, sanctions thaw, and markets recover toward fundamentals.

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