I just got 352 votes out of the 471 total:

that's 75%! :king:

anyways, enough patting myself on the back...

Q: How do you propose UN resolutions?

As far as I know, when you build the UN, there is a vote for Secretary General. Once there is a secretary general, then every few turns, the SG gets to propose a bill. This comes as a popup with a list of buttons. Also, when a bill has already been passed by a previous vote, it says "Passed" on the button (so you don't vote on it again). Hope this helps.

thanks, it did.

Unlike CIV 3, if anouther civ is more popular than you with the other AI, the AI civs will band together to vote their "friend" into the secratary general. I was in the middle of a space race with one other civ (who was slightly ahead), but it pulled off the diplomatic victory a few turns after I build the UN.

First he got voted as sec. general, then proposed 2 civics (which I went along with since I had these already), then had the election for the world leader, and won!

As far as I know, when you build the UN, there is a vote for Secretary General. Once there is a secretary general, then every few turns, the SG gets to propose a bill. This comes as a popup with a list of buttons. Also, when a bill has already been passed by a previous vote, it says "Passed" on the button (so you don't vote on it again). Hope this helps.

Can you not vote to reject a previous resolution? (or is the "Passed" just there to let you know and keep you from making a mistake?)

World leader election was rough. My allied states would vote me for sec-gen., but not world leader every time. I need better friends. (Got 'em in the space race, though!)

World leader election was rough. My allied states would vote me for sec-gen., but not world leader every time. I need better friends. (Got 'em in the space race, though!)Exactly my first game... ;)

Yeah I needed just one more civ to be on my side, so after a few rounds of being nice to them, giving them gifts, I got them to switch over and give me a diplomatic win!