Improved handling for levels designed for two players or dual-mode.
This is the "neutral rate" dilemma. The 2.3% figure suggests that the potential output of the global economy has downshifted. Governments can no longer rely on a rising tide of GDP to lift all boats and erase budget deficits. With growth capped at this level, the politics of distribution becomes zero-sum. Debates over taxation, wages, and government spending become fiercer because the pie is no longer expanding rapidly enough to satisfy everyone.
Potential 5x and 6x speed additions for ultra-fast gameplay.
It suggests that the era of "boom and bust" may be replaced by an era of "muddle through." Corporate earnings may grow, but at a slower clip. Real estate appreciation may return to historical norms rather than the explosive growth seen in the 2010s.
Several projects have gained traction in the community for their stability and feature sets: