- Adjusted values of "World Passing Us By" event.

- Reduced Market Volatility from the Central Banking Laws.
- Adjusted some events.
- Added an event for relatively backward countries in the mid-game.

- Upon the completion of the Elite Hospitality JE, if you do not have any states with the Tourist Site state trait, one of your states will gain it.
- Fixed an issue with Rural Folk attraction.

- Added a Prestige Good variant of Hospitality.
- If Landowners went with Agrarian Aristocracy in their ideological reform, and both Landowners and Rural Folk become marginalized, they can merge into one Interest Group weighted towards the Rural Folk or Landowners, but is either way a hybrid.

- Altered starting buildings somewhat.
- Unitarism now gives -10% bureaucracy cost from institutions instead of +25% throughput for government administration in the capital.
- Federalism and Confederalism have increased discounts to bureaucracy cost from population.

- Adjusted the math behind relative industrialization.
- Increased Clerk, Machinist and Bureaucrat qualifications.
- Adjusted professions of some tertiary sector PMs. On the whole, there's slightly more machinists and shopkeepers, and less clerks.

- Fixed it being possible to have two different interest rates applying simultaneously.

- Increased France and Great Britain's Foreign Service Institution level at game start.
- Increased Trade Capacity from Trade Centres (from 10 to 12 per level on lowest PM, from 12 to 15 with Import & Export Hub halving workers and adding a Financial Service cost).
- France, Britain, the US, Sweden and the German Confederation start with a bit more Trade Centres.
- Foreign Service institution gives slightly more maximum Declared Interests.
- Professional Foreign Service gains one more Declared Interests by institution level compared to other Foreign Affairs laws.
- Aristocratic Embassies grants an additional Declared Interest.
- Militarized Foreign Service grants some extra maneuvers per institution level (from 20 to 25).