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DEMOCRACY 3 CYCLONES MOD
I’m currently running the top listed mod in the workshop called “overhaul”, and it’s quite good, has more things to do with the country, and modeling for becoming a global superpower. This really ought to have some impact on the rest of the world. My nation is an ultra high tech country with very little trade regulation, mostly open borders, and generous foreign aid. There also doesn’t seem to be any representation for my nation having an impact on the rest of the world. I’m not saying the fund should prevent the cyclones at all, but I would think that cyclone proofing my nation’s infrastructure would be one thing which this fund does. I figured that the climate change adaption fund would make sense as a way to mitigate the damage, only to discover that there is no link. This led to the cyclones crisis (in Germany, so a lot of the world is getting cyclones by this point). I had long since de-carbonized my own economy, but year and global economy kept creating global carbon emissions. Cyclones was something I couldn’t seem to do anything about. I just played out a very long game just to see what can’t be prevented due to “year” input.
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