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[MonsignorGabriel]

I downloaded this game along with Conflict: Middle East Political Simulator, and it's amazing how the two seem related to the other. However, Hidden Agenda is definitely meatier, customizable and more interactive, but significantly more difficult than Conflict. I can't seem to figure out how to do things correctly so that everyone is at least relatively happy and the economy isn't in the toilet. This game kicked my ass 7 more times before I gave up.

It's sad, really, because I got really into it.

[Borodin]

Originally Posted by MonsignorGabriel

I downloaded this game along with Conflict: Middle East Political Simulator, and it's amazing how the two seem related to the other. However, Hidden Agenda is definitely meatier, customizable and more interactive, but significantly more difficult than Conflict. I can't seem to figure out how to do things correctly so that everyone is at least relatively happy and the economy isn't in the toilet. This game kicked my ass 7 more times before I gave up.

It's sad, really, because I got really into it.

For what it's worth, my suggestion is to make your foreign policy conservative, and your domestic policy liberal. Suck up to the US. That's worked for me, though I know there are other strategies that will do as well.

[MonsignorGabriel]

Originally Posted by Borodin

For what it's worth, my suggestion is to make your foreign policy conservative, and your domestic policy liberal. Suck up to the US. That's worked for me, though I know there are other strategies that will do as well.

So, put the conservatives in the External Affairs and Defense offices and the liberals elsewhere?

How did your play through go?