• The game is now in English. The language follows your device's system language automatically. • Full rebalance. Meters no longer jump 10-12 points from a single decision; a turn moves any meter by at most 5. The number you see on screen is now what actually happened. • Longer terms. A month now takes 3 decisions, so the calendar advances more slowly. • Hitting an extreme no longer ends the run instantly: you get a final warning and a turn to recover. You have 3 saves per meter each term. • Gains and losses both shrink near the extremes — pushing 90 to 95 is genuinely hard now. • Graft has a price: as your file thickens, your standing erodes. Ignoring the public costs you standing too. • Tenders fixed. Every tender has its own bid texts; the same line never appears in two different tenders. • On Bird, every reply is written for the post it sits under. No more irrelevant answers. • Lobbies no longer send the same chamber twice in a row, and middle-ground answers like "let's postpone" no longer produce a "demand accepted" headline. • Doing the right thing no longer unfairly damages your standing with the Capital. Illogical penalties on decisions like answering the opposition from the podium or holding a press conference have been corrected. • Budget economy rebalanced; the treasury no longer drains on its own. • On first launch the game asks you to accept a data protection notice and privacy policy. Both are always available from the menu.