This is definitely not the best Paradox game and not the sequel which we all have waited for. In current conditional game still have a lot of problems and not enough content, but i can't call this game bad. It's fun, it's have interesting and dip mechanics. It's just to much distant from ideal.
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Problems:
* Awful war mechanics. It's better now, then it's start, but still boring and stupid.
* Dumb diplomation. You even can't use basic things like military access, most your actions is just a war.
* Optimization. Time flow toooo sloooow. Especially to the end of game. Get cup of tea and take a book, if you want play till the end.
* AI. It's bad in all way. AI is passive, start pointless war and change their mind every tick. Unlike other Paradox games, here only the player influences the world. The AI is too dumb to change anything.
* Sameness. Countries differ mostly in their starting position, progress is very similar for everyone, there is practically no flavor. This makes each campaign very similar to each other. And there are quite a few unique events.
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Despite all this, the economy and social structure in the game are very interesting, they force you to dive into details and think ahead. So it’s interesting to play a couple of games, but no more.

Perhaps, after five-ish new DLCs, the game will become a new strategic masterpiece. But not now. 7/10

This is definitely not the best Paradox game and not the sequel which we all have waited for. In current conditional game still have a lot of problems and not enough content, but i can't call this game bad. It's fun, it's have interesting and dip mechanics. It's just to much distant from ideal. === Problems: * Awful war mechanics. It's better now, then it's start, but still boring and stupid. * Dumb diplomation. You even can't use basic things like military access, most your actions is just a war. * Optimization. Time flow toooo sloooow. Especially to the end of game. Get cup of tea and take a book, if you want play till the end. * AI. It's bad in all way. AI is passive, start pointless war and change their mind every tick. Unlike other Paradox games, here only the player influences the world. The AI is too dumb to change anything. * Sameness. Countries differ mostly in their starting position, progress is very similar for everyone, there is practically no flavor. This makes each campaign very similar to each other. And there are quite a few unique events. === Despite all this, the economy and social structure in the game are very interesting, they force you to dive into details and think ahead. So it’s interesting to play a couple of games, but no more. Perhaps, after five-ish new DLCs, the game will become a new strategic masterpiece. But not now. 7/10