>>2078470
>trade
The existence of market areas. market access, MAPI, and convoys
Landlocked countries actually need to negotiate transit rights through another country to trade on the global market.
Trade centers let you build up specific states to be import and export centers
The ability to tarrif/subvent specific goods and embargo specific countries
Purchase priority is based on the actual price your pops will pay for a good instead of prestige
Treaty ports give you priority access to a market's goods instead of just being magic money generators
>economy
Additional sectors simulated like construction, services, power, transportation, academia, etc.
The existence of production methods, qualifications, taxation capacity, different tax laws, consumption taxes, bureaucracy and institutions
Pops have dynamic needs based on their individual wealth and SoL instead of it just being based on their pop types
Pop needs can substitute goods for other goods e.g. the food need can be filled by grain, meat, fish, and/or groceries
States can have many more RGOs and you can choose which ones to build up and specialize in, turn all your farmland into coffee plantations if you want to
>diplomacy
All wars now use the Vicky 2 crisis system
Dynamic treaty negotiation
Spheres of influence can be customised to do multiple different things instead of just unifying markets, also way less annoying to influence countries
>politics
IMO this is the area (after military) with the biggest potential for improvement in V3 but at the very least it has more dynamic political parties and pop interests and less retarded shit like anarcho-liberals. Also many more laws, e.g. instead of just setting the level of your school system you can both set the level and pick the type of schooling, religious vs public vs private
>>2078557
I have over 500 hours in Vicky 2, it's a good game but it also has its issues and 3 improves on many of them with the massive caveat that the military system is total dogshit.

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