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A question about the Administrative Center. Can you only build one, or can you produce another for every eight Courthouses you have (2 for 16, 3 for 24, etc.), provided you can keep producing Great Statesmen?
Yes you can. The Administrative Center building isn't unique like the Summer Palace was (which has been removed by the way, forgot to mention that), so it works like Cathedrals: you can build one for every X prereq buildings.

This is what the art looks like and here are the names taken off Rise of Mankind a New Dawn. I took of the people that are leaders in the game.
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Russia:
Nikita Khrushchev (4th General Secretary)
Vladimir Lenin (2nd General Secretary)
Mikhail Gorbachev (last General Secretary)
Leon Trotsky (People's Commissar of Military and Naval Affairs of the Soviet Union)

America:
James Madison (4th President)
Aaron Burr (3rd Vice-President)
Thomas Jefferson (3rd President)
Alexander Hamilton (1st Treasurer)
Martin Van Buren (8th President)
Robert Livingston (1st Foreign Secratery, Drafter of the Declaration of Independence)
Henry Kissinger (56th Secretary of State)
John Quincy Adams (6th President)
John F. Kennedy (35th President)
Ronald Reagan (40th President)

England:
Edmund Burke (Irish Statesman)
Lord Chesterfield (Statesman)
Lord Melbourne (Prime Minister)
Harold Macmillan (Prime Minister)
Margaret Thatcher (Prime Minister) (Female)

Japan:
Akihito (Current Emperor)

Mexico:
Emiliano Zapata Salazar (Leading Figure in the Mexican Revolution)
Pancho Villa (Prominent Mexican Revolution General)
Pascual Orozco (Mexican Revolutionary Leader)

Greece:
Alcibiades (Statesman)
Cimon (Statesman)
Aristides (Statesman / General)

Arabia:
Yasser Arafat (Palestinian Leader)

Germany:
Willy Brandt 4th (Chancellor of Germany)

Rome:
Marcus Brutus (Senator)
Marcus Antonius (General / Senator)

Vikings:
Birger Jarl (Jarl of Sweden)

China:
Zhuge Liang (Chancellor of Shu Han)

The list is just a tad biased and the greatness of some of these statesmen could be debated.
Thanks. I agree about the bias, but everything helps.

The graphics help and don't help. Having female graphics will be very useful in a while, but I still also need male graphics, and the icon should reflect that most examples will be male imo.
 
This is what the art looks like and here are the names taken off Rise of Mankind a New Dawn. I took of the people that are leaders in the game.

I see RoM has a Hacker units in the 1st screenshot. What does it do? (Just curiosity)

- reduced the Espionage modifier of Jails from 50% to 25%

The Canadian UB Jail replacement still has a 50% modifier. Intentional?
 
there's a bit of crossover between who could be a great statesman and who could be a leaderhead. any of the current leaders would not be on the great statesman list?
 
Yeah, but I'd like to limit statesmen to heads of government, not heads of state, if there is such a distinction.

For example, Cardinal Richelieu is a Great Statesman and Louis XIV is a LH.
 
Yeah, but I'd like to limit statesmen to heads of government, not heads of state, if there is such a distinction.

For example, Cardinal Richelieu is a Great Statesman and Louis XIV is a LH.

so no american presidents, for example?

what about someone who had great achievements as something other than president and then also served as president? (thomas jefferson being a prime example)
 
so no american presidents, for example?

what about someone who had great achievements as something other than president and then also served as president? (thomas jefferson being a prime example)
Jefferson also was a prominent political philosopher and his role as founding father alone would qualify him in my opinion.
 
Dutch GS list:

Peter Stuyvesant (Is currently a great merchant, but fits GS better)
Adriaen van der Donck - LH in Colonization, but perfectly suitable for GS
Johan Thorbecke
Cornelis Lely
Willem Drees

Bonus:
Spoiler :
Geert Wilders :lol:
 
Spoiler :
NEVER!
 
Alcibiades (Statesman)
Cimon (Statesman)
Aristides (Statesman / General)

No. Alkiviades was in fact an anti-great person. Aristides is famous for his justive, but he wasn't so improtant. Cimon wasn't important too.

I would propose these:
*Lykourgos (first spartan lawmaker)
*Drakon (first athenian lawmaker)
*Solon (second athenian lawmaker, reformist)
*Cleisthenes (invetor of voting, third athenian lawmaker)
*Pericles (great Athenian politician)

We could also include all the Seven Sages of ancient Greece, but personally I don't consider them so important

And modern greeks:
*Eleutherios Venizelos (most important modern greek politician, reformist)
 
Italian GS list:

Niccolò Machiavelli (1469-1527)
Francesco Guicciardini (1483-1540)
Giambattista Vico (1668-1744)
Cesare Beccaria (1738-1794)
Giuseppe Mazzini (1805-1872)
Antonio Gramsci (1891-1937)
 
For Turkey,
Sheikh Bedreddin. not an actual statesman, but an iconic political figure in Ottoman history; may we can add him to the great prophet list
Pargalı Ibrahim Pasha
Sokollu Mehmet Pasha is great prophet at the moment in doc, may we can change it
Abdul Hamid II
İsmet İnönü
Hasan Ali Yücel
Bülent Ecevit
Mümtaz Soysal
Ahmet Necdet Sezer
 
Canadian Great Statesmen:

Tommy Douglas
Lord Durham
Rene Levesque
Louis Riel
Maurice Duplessis
William Aberhart
Gen. Romeo Dallaire
 
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