To All: Apologies for the lack of an update for over a week
. Unfortunately, school is heaping up the coursework a bit, so expect a little more time between updates than usual. But, now, here it is.
Enewald: I know, how selfish of them
ComradeOm: Indeed he is, don't compare this to the 1848 constituation, it isn't nearly the same. In fact, the only thing I stole from the 1848 was the Landtag and House of Lords arrangement. But the
King (at least for a few more years to come) will retain the final say on almost everything, and yes almost total control over the army.
comagoosie: That is the depth of Victoria with a little imanginative writing added. I think it makes for a nice mix
Luckily, nothing serious in the way of revolts has proped up, but the population could be happier...
Doge Robert: Who would want for anything else? Especially in a great power!
TheExecuter: Pretty much, they intend to continue as they always have done, but they will have to be a lot more careful now they have Liberals to appease.
Capibara: Well avoiding revolts in good in my books
Eöl: I doubt I will go to war with Russia simply because I am liberal and they are not, and I have not yet got a significant technological advantage over them, so we will wait a bit longer to strike at my big neighbour, the bear.
GhostWriter: It was so close that the game believed that the Liberals had won, but I saw that the conservatives had a small lead so I could only put them in power. Can't have the game mucking up my peoples voting
. But yes, even if the computer got it wrong, what they did achieve even worried me. Be nice if they could get me out of more revolts, but we shall just let the conservatives do that instead.