Nineteen Twenty-Four

[Tee Kay]

Sign-up is done. Well, there may possibly be some minor details but the important stuff should all be there. Note I've edited my claims.

 

[GreekAnalyzer]

Sign-up done. Edited Tariff.

 

[Sonereal]

The tariffs havee to be whole numbers. My stat sheet also can't handle percentages for tariffs eiither.

On a positive note, we are at nearly fifty political parrties already, and potential heartbreak has been averted. Democractic elections now only change the ruling party, and there are no house elections. A player running a democratic country can declare war and change traits without needing apporval. However, these actions can still mobilize rival parties to get out to vote.

 

[arya126]

So essentially you are eliminating the interesting part of democracies. Wonderful.

 

[Terran Empress]

So essentially you are eliminating the interesting part of democracies. Wonderful.

from what i got, he isn't eliminating the fact that democracies need the legislature's approval to change traits, but instead is saying that if they end up at war they can change traits like a dictatorship can.

Although i am saddened that elections don't affect the legislature.

However, since I am using a parliamentary system anyways, it basically avoids that pitfall, the ruling party puts in a Prime Minister, and the opposition puts in, well the Leader of the Opposition.

 

[arya126]

From what I am seeing in his post, he said we don't need permission from the House for anything whether we are at war or not because he is eliminating the concept of the House altogether. After all, if there are no House elections then getting approval for things like that would just be getting approval from the GM.

 

[GreekAnalyzer]

My tariff is now a whole number

 

[Sonereal]

From what I am seeing in his post, he said we don't need permission from the House for anything whether we are at war or not because he is eliminating the concept of the House altogether. After all, if there are no House elections then getting approval for things like that would just be getting approval from the GM.

I think I've worded something dangerously wrong, which is to be expected since I sent that from my phone ten minutes before the final.

There aren't house elections, but there is still a house, it is just more abstract. You don't have to ask for permission to do X anymore. Instead, if you do something that would turn a lot of heads from the other parties in your country, they will veto if they have the power to.

To compensate, there's a new stat for parties called house influence, which is affected by roleplaying, being a ruling party, campaign funding, etc.

 

[Jehoshua]

edited in a tariff.

 

[Celticfury]

Government of South Russia
Правительство Юга России
Pravitel'stvo Yuga Rossii

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Government: Dictatorship (Military Government)
Leader: Baron Pyotr Wrangel
Capital: Baku
Tax Rate: 25%
Tariff Rate: 2 IP
Public Factories: 15
Private Factories: 5
Factions (May expand later):
Russian Army (Dominant Faction): The armed forces of the White movement, and the most powerful faction. Conservative, nationalist, anti-communist.
Constitutional Democratic Party (Kadets): A socially liberal party, with its base in the bourgeoisie professionals and intellectuals. They have very little influence within the White movement.
Mensheviks: A very small coalition of Menshevik and Left Socialist Revolutionaries opposed to Bolshevik rule.
Cossacks: Kuban and Don cossacks that have joined the White Army. These ethnic groups are important allies to the White Army.

History: Will add later

Spoiler :

 

[Sonereal]

Latest map.

Spoiler :

 

[Kinich-Ahau]

Jung Dynasty​

Capital: Shanghai
Government: Dictatorship (Bureaucratic Monarchy)
Leader: Emperor Jung Jiao-long I
Persons of Interest:*

• Ji Li-liang: Grand Marshall of the Army (M)
• Qiao Mai: Grand Admiral of the Navy (F)
• Cong Dao-ming: Science Advisor (M)
• Hui-ying Jun: Education Advisor (F)
• Bang Baatarsaikhan: Interior Advisor (M)
• Zhuo Hsiu Mei: Foriegn Advisor (F)
• Shaoqiang Xing: Commercial Advisor (M)
• Rui Quon: Industrial Advisor (M)
• Zhin An: Financial Advisor (F)
• Ju-Long Jie: Violent Revolutionary (M)
• Pang Hong: Violent Revolutionary (F)

Language: Wu Chinese
Factions:

• House Jung (Led by Emperor Jung Jiao-long I)- Supports the continuation of the Jung Dynasty and the status quo in general, as might be guessed. Heavy focus on economic prosperity and unquestioning loyalty to the Ruling Family.
• Kuomintang (Led by Ju-Long Jie)- Seeks the violent overthrow of the monarchy and the institution of a nationalist, anticommunist, republic. Heavy focus on the military.
• Communist Party of China (Led by Pang Hong)- Seeks the violent overthrow of the monarchy and the institution of a dictatorship of the proletariat. Also heavily focused on the military.
• Vanguard of Heaven (Led by Zhuo Hsiu Mei)- Seeks the expansion of the Jung Dynasty into the rest of China through any means necessary. Prefers diplomacy to warfare, but any means means any means.

Currency: Yìngbì
Factories: 8 State-Owned, 12 Private
Tax Rate: 15%
Tariffs: 2

Spoiler Claims :

There should be 60, please add/remove provinces as necessary if I don't have 60

*I don't really RP, but if I engage in diplomacy or what-have-you with any other players, and they want to RP it, feel free to use these characters. Just clear it with me first.

 

[Terran Empress]

Latest map.

Spoiler :

Sone, take a closer look at Tyo's most updated map, he gave up The two southern most provinces in Ontario

see:

 

[bonefang]

Can I have a rebel faction ? Would be interested to know more about the mechanics

 

[Jehoshua]

Pick a faction in one of the current states, and you can constitute it as rebels. Looking at the Jung Dynasty (as an example, since they are the most recent application) both the Kuomintang and the Communist Party seek the violent overthrow of the government, which make them readily available to a willing occupant I would think.

 

[bonefang]

I was listening to the Zombie song, and wanted to fight for IRELAND.
China sounds good too though. Fight for SIAM then

 

[Sonereal]

Can I have a rebel faction ? Would be interested to know more about the mechanics

You can have a rebel faction, or make your own.

Rebels work in a country by somehow getting IP and building armies, all the while using espionage to destablize the regime. The armies are "in hiding", meaning the government can't attack them until the rebels rise up, or the government finds them.

Rising up means your armies come out of hiding to combat the government by taking territory. The territory taken during the initial uprising is considered owned territory mechanics wise, means you'ree no longer a rebel group mechanics wise, but a country, and your rebel group is the ruling party in your new country.

 

[Satan]

joining as a rebel group in nizhny-novogrorod and kirov area of, attemping to spread accross farther west into moscow.

 

[Bair_the_Normal]

China doesn't control any of Siam.

 

[christos200]

White Russians in the borders and rebels inside the USSR?