Hi, I'm confused about plurality, I thought it was a good thing, but it raises militancy A LOT. Does it have to do with that I've been a presidental dictatorship for 100 years now? I have no idea how to become a democracy too...
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Plurality is only good for pure democracies. You can turn to one by setting the ruling party to a non extreme one which will change your goverment type..then enact free parties and the democracy events should fire.
Thanks, that worked.. peace once returns to Orange Freestate. 
Another question, a factory always need 1 clerk pop to run right? they took a lot time to actually go to work in that factory, instead of being unemployed. :wacko:
Another question, a factory always need 1 clerk pop to run right? they took a lot time to actually go to work in that factory, instead of being unemployed. :wacko:
Empty86 said:Thanks, that worked.. peace once returns to Orange Freestate.
Another question, a factory always need 1 clerk pop to run right? they took a lot time to actually go to work in that factory, instead of being unemployed. :wacko:
You have to put the POPs into the factories, they do not just go into the factories themselves.
And a factory will work with only craftsmen, but it will be less efficient in terms of its production than if you have 1 or 2 clerk pops per level of factory.
the optimal balance is 3 craft POPs to 2 Clerk POps per level of factory.
You can't put them in, when it's the only factory in the state right?
But I see that's the problem than, I don't think my country had any craftsmen.
Also, now a radical party won the election, and immediatly abolished the democracy. It's really annoying because they keep doing it, I can ban other parties but not that one because it's in power.
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But I see that's the problem than, I don't think my country had any craftsmen.
Also, now a radical party won the election, and immediatly abolished the democracy. It's really annoying because they keep doing it, I can ban other parties but not that one because it's in power.
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Empty86 said:Also, now a radical party won the election, and immediatly abolished the democracy. It's really annoying because they keep doing it, I can ban other parties but not that one because it's in power.
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to escape the cycle, first reform parties to Right to Ban, this should bring all other parties back.
then appoint a liberal or conservative party to power.
then make reforms to reinstitute a more democratic system.
you should then get the event that transforms you back to a democracy.
Hold an election. During the election, ban the radical party.
Note, while this will fix the problem, it will produce something around 1.5-2.0 increase in militancy for all pops, so if you have militancy issues, it could get messy after the election.
And remember that every party you ban in Revolutions produces a constant +0.10 militancy boost to all POPs. Banning parties is really not a good thing to do if you can avoid it.
Thanks.
But.. I held an election, and a reactionary still came in power, while they only had 9% votes during the polls. I indeed din't ban it. I escaped it by putting a liberal party into power, allow all parties, and nothing more.. no election, everyone seems happy now. Also suddendly the immigrants from Europe start streaming in.
But.. I held an election, and a reactionary still came in power, while they only had 9% votes during the polls.
I indeed din't ban it. I escaped it by putting a liberal party into power, allow all parties, and nothing more.. no election, everyone seems happy now. Also suddendly the immigrants from Europe start streaming in. 
There is an auto-assign feature on by default, IIRC. Or did Rev kill that?OHgamer said:
Of course, that only works when the POP can be assigned to work in the factory, and a clerk can't be assigned to a craftsman-less factory.
