Battle Loot Rework: Loot chances now scale with each hit and stack beyond 100%. Skill points were reset.
Governance Rules: Citizenship changes blocked during elections; auto-accept enabled for countries with <5 citizens.
Economic Controls: Wages capped at ±30% of the 24-hour average.
Mercenary Contracts: Limit raised to 2 per 1,000 damage.
New Law: Countries can now change their national color.
Interface Improvements: Region zoom, user action logs, and map filters added; Slovenia’s capital restored.
France Expands: France launched operations in North Africa and North America, signaling a bold push beyond Europe.
Wars Declared: Cameroon vs. Nigeria, Spain vs. Nigeria & Tunisia, Malaysia vs. Indonesia, Fiji, and others. Venezuela continued its aggressive expansion in West Africa and the Caribbean.
Peace Treaties: Argentina & UK, Brazil & São Tomé, Malaysia & Japan, Bosnia & Hungary, Chile & Ivory Coast.
New Presidents: Elected in Iceland, Tanzania, Albania, Namibia, and others.
Territorial Shifts: Regions like Lima, Cuzco, Western Australia were liberated or transferred.
To celebrate the launch of the new major version, players enjoyed a Double XP and Actions Weekend
In a landmark diplomatic move, Sweden, France, the United States, and Malaysia have officially signed the Transoceanic Defense Pact, forming a powerful cross-continental alliance. This pact signals a new era of military and strategic cooperation spanning Europe, North America, and Southeast Asia.
Speculation is growing around a potential superpower alignment between Portugal and Poland, especially as Poland continues its aggressive campaigns across Asia and Eastern Europe.
LATAM’s future remains uncertain — Argentina is under pressure, Brazil is expanding into West Africa, and regional unity is fragile. Will Latin America consolidate to counter external threats, or fracture under competing interests?
As the world watches, the balance of power is shifting rapidly. New alliances may reshape the global order, and the next flashpoint could emerge from diplomacy as much as from the battlefield.