Leader titles for the different governments

[Seriphyn]

I *think* in Civ2, your title would depend on what government. I think it was...

Despotism = Emperor
Republic = Prime Minister
Monarchy = King/Queen
Communism = Chairman
Democracy = President

(could someone correct me if I'm wrong)

Anyway, I think this should have been incorporated into Civ3 too. My ideas...

Despotism = Warlord
Tribal Council = Chief (special scenario government)
Blood Cult = Shaman (special scenario government)
Oligarchy = Lord (special scenario government
Imperialism = Emperor (special scenario government)
Republic = Prime Minister (or Chancellor?)
Monarchy = King
Feudalism = Baron (conquests only)
Theocracy = High Priest (made this one up)
Democracy = President
Fascism = General (like Hitler or Mussolini. conquests only btw)

Ideas? Try to keep to refrain from having two of the same titles. For originality

 

[Tomoyo]

It's already in the game. It's for when the Advisors address you, they say things like "President, Atlanta is unhappy", or "Revolutionary, we will regain order in 4 turns".

 

[Theoden]

What you descibe is in civ3. But in civ2 there was also different titles for diffenrent nations so a roman despotism would have an imperator, while a spansih would have a dictator.

 

[YNCS]

Fascism = General (like Hitler or Mussolini. conquests only btw)

Neither Hitler nor Mussolini were generals nor did they call themselves generals. Hitler was proud of the fact that when he'd been in the army (Reichsheer) during WWI, he'd been a corporal (Hauptgefreiter). Both Hitler and Mussolini called themselves "Leader" (Fűhrer or Duce).

Fascism = Leader

Also, under Soviet style Communism, the most powerful person in the regime was the Party Secretary.

Communism = Secretary

 

[Tearor]

but would their be senators for the romans at one point?

 

[Seriphyn]

Leader is a bit boring. Why not General? Since most dictators are generals...

And about Communism, it should be Chairman, coz it even sez it in the civilopedia.

 

[nullspace]

For the record, here is what all the titles are:

Anarchy - Revolutionary, Leader
Despotism - Sir/Madame, Supreme Lord/Supreme Lady, Master/Mistress, Great One
Monarchy - Sire/Madame, Your Grace, Excellency, Lord/Lady
Feudalism - Baron/Baroness, Your Lordship/Your Ladyship, King/Queen
Republic - Sir/Madame, Prime Minister
Democracy - Sir/Madame, President, Commander
Communism - Comrade
Fascism - Great Leader, Emperor/Empress

All of that is straight out of the editor. Unfortunately for Seriphyn, Fascism has "Great Leader," but no "General" .