Unsure if this is intended behavior or not: Woytinsky's implement the economic plan option only works if you specifically have the WTB plan adopted, but lets you implement any economic plan. It also lets you implement the non-WTB economic plans an unlimited number of times, but the WTB plan only twice.
Also, is it intended that Schacht still calls for the government to fall in the high inflation event even after I expose his dealings in the Schacht against Hilferding event?
On easy: Have Pfulf as an advisor, use her building a people's party ability, choose "No, we will always be a party of the working class.", and then campaign with the middle class/rural workers. Still gives the text "As a people's party, we have an easier time increasing support among the middle class than before.".
Bug report: I managed to get Braun elected President, but then had a march on Berlin happen and held snap elections. The NSDAP+DNVP won a majority, but I was still able to click "no clear majority" and hold new elections again and again.
Also bug report: I managed to get the people's party card showing up, but chose the option for not becoming a people's party. Later on I played campaigning and it said the SPD was still a people's party anyway, then got the achievement for becoming a people's party.
Bug report: I managed to have the Reichstag and Presidential elections happen on the same turn (April 1932) and clicked the Reichstag elections first. It somehow managed to end the month/turn and cancelled the Presidential elections.
This seems to happen with other events too if you fire an election and another event on the same turn and click the election event first. It's avoidable if you just fire the non-election event first though.
Bug report: Forming a grand coalition, falling to a vote of no confidence and then forming a popular front with the KPD immediately causes another vote of no confidence after you select your ministers. I form another popular front and it immediately falls again to "The DVP The Center have called a vote of no confidence".
