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Since, for their cost and the boni they provide, advisers are more likely to also represent an entire council behind them then just a single person, I think it would be more reasonable to have them be generally cheaper, but have their costs scale by country size (probably the total development). A bigger country is of course harder to administrate and would therefore require a larger bureaucracy to achieve the same effect.
It would also be nice balance wise, since it would help poor small countries to also afford some more advisers and would help slow blobbing at least a bit. It would also make hiring advisers more of a choice, since you can't just always afford +3s, if you've expended so much that you are swimming in money.
It would also be nice balance wise, since it would help poor small countries to also afford some more advisers and would help slow blobbing at least a bit. It would also make hiring advisers more of a choice, since you can't just always afford +3s, if you've expended so much that you are swimming in money.
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