[Sponsored] (6-A) Palace of Westminster Scaling

[GeneralAmadeus]

Proposal: Change the number of additional delegates Palace of Westminster gives from 2 per 8 city-states to 1 per 4 city-states (in game at the start).
Reason: Because every time I play the large map which has 20 city-states I feel like i have been cheated out of 1 vote if I build the Palace of Westminster. I see no reason it should jump by 2 votes every 8 CS instead of a more gradual 1 vote every 4 CS.

Complex Proposal: DLL + Database Changes

 

[Enginseer]

I would rather the proposal be amended to

ExtraLeagueVote

(Palace of Westminister's code usage) now grants 1 per 4 City-States instead of 2 per 8 City-States.

So it affects the United Nations and its Consulates as well.

 

[GeneralAmadeus]

I would rather the proposal be amended to

ExtraLeagueVote

(Palace of Westminister's code usage) now grants 1 per 4 City-States instead of 2 per 8 City-States.

So it affects the United Nations and its Consulates as well.

United Nations and Consulates give 1 per 8 CS. I am uncertain if that balance needs to be changed.

 

[GeneralAmadeus]

Actually..
Does Anybody know what would happen if we made the United Nations and Consulates give 0.5 votes per 4 CS?

 

[Enginseer]

The game would not accept it because that data uses integers.

 

[GeneralAmadeus]

That is what I assumed would happen. So the question is do you think it would be a good idea to change the United Nations and Consulates to 1 per 4 CS. That feels like it might be too much of a change.

 

[axatin]

We could change ExtraLeagueVotes to specify the number of city states needed for one delegate (so it would have a value of 4 for Westminster and 8 for UN).

 

[adan_eslavo]

We could change ExtraLeagueVotes to specify the number of city states needed for one delegate (so it would have a value of 4 for Westminster and 8 for UN).

How could it be done? Additional column?

 

[azum4roll]

VP changed how the ExtraLeagueVotes column works. We can revert that (and give that back to Forbidden Palace in CP) and add a new column.

 

[Recursive]

I don't think there's a reasonable objection to this.

If this gets a sponsor, it can go ahead.

 

[Recursive]

Sponsored.

Proposal fast-track accepted on October 27, 2023.

 

[Recursive]

Timestamp post to arrange all the threads in a neat order.