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Oil production in some countries is unrealisticaly high, for example germany in game produces over 1milion barrels of oil per day when in real life it doesn't even produce 50.000 barrels. That also goes for france italy spain japan india china etc.
China seems to be economically very weak as it doesn't grow at all and immediatelly goes into recession. I think this could be fixed by adding hundres of more coal power plants and also by increasing production of consumer goods
The US on the other hand grows too much, I've seen US gdp go from 60000 to 120000 in just 5 years wich is very unrealistic, I believe this can be fixed by de-industrializing the US even further and making them a massive consumer goods importer instead of producer like it is in real rife. The economic loss of the US could be offset by making them energy independent as they are in real life.
There are a lot of new natural gas fields beeing foud in the eastern mediteranean especialy in egypt and cyprus but also in greece israel and lebanon. This has caused tension between greece turkey and cyprus as turkey has been completely left out of the gas exploration in the region. I think this would be a great addition to the game.
Overall production of consumer goods should be moved from western countries to Asia in order to better reflect the economic slowdown in the west and the rise of asia.
Hope my suggestions are helpfull