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The economy sim is the point imo. When I get the time to boot it up, I find myself finishing games without much issue (unless inescapable hell breaks loose). I also don’t experience the slowdown issue you do. Might be a hardware difference?
i have a brand new 9800x3d lol. maybe my definition of 'slow' is different.
The economy is the point, but the only thing you can do is make buildings. I also think the lack of stockpiling makes everything feel so ephemeral; never really feel the difference between -75 and +75% pricing, plus all the mapi stuff; its just too much detail for so little difference in outcome. Once you go beyond like 10 states to take care of, I just build wherever there are jobseekers and don't worry about pricing. The game UI makes its so difficult to manage effectively. Too tedious!
I suppose it’s a matter of likes and dislikes at that point then. I greatly enjoy the economy management in this game personally. I find it fun balancing all of the various goods and then shooting my GDP into
I have a 7800x3d personally, so a bit under yours. That also must be a matter of opinion. Or you’re running at 5x speed at that point. I only ever run at 3x and 4x throughout the entire game.
Yeah i play at 5x the whole game and pause when needed