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With enough imagination you can just boot up the UE4 editor and call it a game, the options are unlimited
You haven't played the game, and what you aren't realizing is that while a handful of options exist like he describes: those scenarios existed in the previous tropico games as well
The complaints are related to how much is removed, not how much remains
Tropico 6 will be a functional game assuming more of the bugs are fixed, that's not the complaint. The complaint is that it contains less options and less control than previous versions
Can you still play in a sandbox and pretend you're a dictator? Sure, too bad it's with less options, less customization and less control over how