Dictators No Peace Trade List

Dictators: No Peace " trade list identifies the specific goods that each country consistently buys for 100 gold, which is the primary method for rapidly increasing gold reserves in the game. Developed by RPN Indie Developer

• 22% led to peace agreement or democratic transition (e.g., Liberia, Libya 2011, Serbia 2000).
• 38% led to frozen conflict with sanctions still in place after 10+ years (e.g., Cuba, North Korea, Somalia).
• 40% led to evasion, smuggling, and worse humanitarian outcomes with no regime change (e.g., Zimbabwe, Iran pre-2015).

: Prioritize upgrading planes early on; they provide a significant boost in gold acquisition and speed up the colonization phase. to start your next trade run? dictators no peace trade list

6. Would It Work? Three Scenarios

Upgrade Your Ship

: Focus on upgrading your cargo ship capacity early to transport more items per trip, though note it cannot be upgraded past Level 10 . Dictators: No Peace " trade list identifies the

In the end, the list is not for the dictator—it is for the list-makers, a way to say "we tried." But trying is not enough. The real work of peace lies not in exclusion, but in the harder task of inclusion under strict, enforceable, and humane conditions. 22% led to peace agreement or democratic transition (e

The Case for Humanitarian Exemptions

"Three turns, sir."