Yeah well, so far in my role as UK leader, I have built 4 nursing schools, initiated Stage 1 of the 2020 Pandemic Vaccine Research, and made a trade agreement for aluminium with Canada. I don't know whether or not this country needs aluminium, but as far as I could tell, we didn't have any - whereas Canada did, and I wanted some!!

The political side of this game seems highly realistic, as in myself, the United Kingdom now has at it's helm, a leader who has absolutely no idea of what he's doing - just like in real life. For some reason though, I am apparently a 'President', rather than a Prime Minister, but I don't care, because now I can say f**k off and good riddance to Risky Shoe-rack, don't kid yourself Nigel Farage, and better luck next time Keir Starmer! Yes indeed, I'm the daddy now - ME!! :D

Personally, when it comes to games, I'm far more used to sports, and military strategy/simulation, but this game certainly seems to have a vast depth to it, and despite not understanding around 85% of it so far, I'm glad that I bought it, and will hopefully learn more as I go along. The tutorial is currently somewhat misleading however, as some of the icons that it wants you to click on are the wrong ones - as if the UI might've been updated, but the tutorial hasn't??! The game's in Early Access though, so there's no big panic I guess :)

For the time being though, I might just decide to get a bit militaristic, and invade somewhere so I at least feel competent at some aspect of proceedings!

So yeah Cape Verde - I don't know who you are, and I don't know where you are yet, but I see that you have no armed forces worth mentioning, and a decent climate........... so maybe watch your backs eh, that's all I'm saying! ;) x