The first big Europa Universalis 5 update is looking to be just what it needs as developer Paradox Tinto aims to build on a largely excellent foundation to ensure EU5 can truly cement its spot among the best grand strategy games around. The team has had plenty of time to watch a wide audience get to grips with everything on offer, which allows the kind of in-depth, rigorous testing that you can only get once your game is out. Based on this, it's tackling some key frustrations, including the fine balance of enemy-AI aggression, and the somewhat stale nature of its economic system.Read the full story on PCGamesN: Europa Universalis 5 is fixing AI aggression and economic woes, and stopping the Holy Roman Empire from being "gobbled up"