Rank 01 · 1 report

Lieutenant command queues and automation

Players want chained movement, delivery, and operational orders so routine logistics do not require constant manual intervention.

Rank 02 · 1 report

Improved logistics routing and building controls

Direct farm-to-factory deliveries, better warehouse behavior, group selection, clearer supply-chain visualization, and the ability to queue or cancel construction would reduce friction.

Rank 03 · 1 report

Combat and faction-system overhaul

Players want combat with more understandable and meaningful calculations, stronger NPC interactions, mutual faction conflict, better alliances, and less exploitable or asymmetric behavior.

Rank 04 · 1 report

Better onboarding and tooltips

Clear explanations for money types, laundering, terror, loyalty, market behavior, missions, and failure states would address one of the most repeated barriers to entry.

Rank 05 · 1 report

Difficulty and pacing options

Adjustable police pressure, attack frequency, mission timers, and difficulty modes could accommodate both relaxed logistics players and players seeking a challenge.

Rank 06 · 1 report

More maps, campaigns, and strategic variety

Players request additional cities or countries, more drug types, richer sandbox consequences, stronger solo modes, and more meaningful late-game objectives.

Rank 07 · 1 report

Bug fixing, stability, and save reliability

Fixing stuck units, broken objectives, crashes, DLC detection, healing, transport failures, and lost saves is essential to rebuild trust.

Rank 08 · 1 report

Improved UI, hotkeys, and notification management

More keyboard shortcuts, fewer repetitive pop-ups, clearer status indicators, and better alerts would directly address frequent usability complaints.

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