Welcome to VP Congress Session #7! Now with 20.5479% more proposal threads than last time!
We have a very busy agenda this session, and again, quite a few counterproposals were made and sponsored.
Voting closes on May 1, 2024 at 8 AM CST. This will provide one week of voting time. As most votes are cast shortly after the Voting Phase begins, this should be ample time for voting.
Many thanks to @Stalker0 and @axatin for their valuable contributions in running the VP Congress this session as the MAGI. Their term expires after this session and the positions become vacant, although they may reapply if desired. As noted before, @Hinin resigned in-between Sessions #6 and #7, but his contributions were still much appreciated.
Voting Instructions:
A Few Highlights
Numerous proposals to change civilizations were made (not all of which were sponsored). I have grouped the ones that were as best as I could based on the decisions of the MAGI, but some compromises had to be made. As a result, I've also tried to keep relevant voting threads close to each other numerically.
A lot of proposals regarding polishing the new spy system were also made, most of which I've grouped close together numerically as well for easier understanding.
And finally, all of the early Policy trees have had proposals made to buff them. These have a particular impact on civs' earlygame power, so consider their effects carefully.
Please be extra attentive when reading the threads which have two proposal numbers this session; in particular, make sure to check the individual options as well as the combinations that you would be happy with seeing.
We have one very important vote on the new threshold for supermajority votes which I'll be moving into the main forum for extra visibility and also spotlighting here:
This vote will determine how easy or hard it is to add major changes (such as new civilizations, new victory conditions, or even integrating 4UC) into the mod. It will not retroactively change the events vote, but it will apply to all changes going forward that require a supermajority vote to pass.
Here is the master list of all voting threads for this session (or just the list, but calling it the "master list" sounds cooler):
AMENDMENT (about an hour after opening): Proposals 7-33 and 7-81 were combined together into one thread (the new 7-33 thread). Votes have been reset. Threads have been renumbered.
We have a very busy agenda this session, and again, quite a few counterproposals were made and sponsored.
Voting closes on May 1, 2024 at 8 AM CST. This will provide one week of voting time. As most votes are cast shortly after the Voting Phase begins, this should be ample time for voting.
Many thanks to @Stalker0 and @axatin for their valuable contributions in running the VP Congress this session as the MAGI. Their term expires after this session and the positions become vacant, although they may reapply if desired. As noted before, @Hinin resigned in-between Sessions #6 and #7, but his contributions were still much appreciated.
Voting Instructions:
Spoiler :
A Few Highlights
Numerous proposals to change civilizations were made (not all of which were sponsored). I have grouped the ones that were as best as I could based on the decisions of the MAGI, but some compromises had to be made. As a result, I've also tried to keep relevant voting threads close to each other numerically.
A lot of proposals regarding polishing the new spy system were also made, most of which I've grouped close together numerically as well for easier understanding.
And finally, all of the early Policy trees have had proposals made to buff them. These have a particular impact on civs' earlygame power, so consider their effects carefully.
Please be extra attentive when reading the threads which have two proposal numbers this session; in particular, make sure to check the individual options as well as the combinations that you would be happy with seeing.
We have one very important vote on the new threshold for supermajority votes which I'll be moving into the main forum for extra visibility and also spotlighting here:
This vote will determine how easy or hard it is to add major changes (such as new civilizations, new victory conditions, or even integrating 4UC) into the mod. It will not retroactively change the events vote, but it will apply to all changes going forward that require a supermajority vote to pass.
Here is the master list of all voting threads for this session (or just the list, but calling it the "master list" sounds cooler):
AMENDMENT (about an hour after opening): Proposals 7-33 and 7-81 were combined together into one thread (the new 7-33 thread). Votes have been reset. Threads have been renumbered.
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