Posts from Actaea

And this too, otherwise poor Ara can’t figure out who’s who.

Let Ple-Sen ask, or, I don't know, READ THE THREAD.

Naive Siver believes everything that the girl writes. The point is not in memorization, but in convenience.

Now that the number of participating countries has reached ten, someone will receive an achievement every day! Hooray!

Hello. The Colony of Rex Ventorum — Silent Flower The Colony of Aghar — Ple-sen The Dominion of Kittypink — Drakkoska The Kingdom of Arkondia — Arandor The Armed Republic of Qasardastan — Heroist The Rogue Nation of Steelmen — Siverfale The Sultanate of Ahasan — Alexeagle The Armed Republic of Sciencecracy — Olam Havel The Free Land of Champignons — Ment The Kingdom of The Great Water — MedjersoN_HP p.s. I noticed that the first five issues are often repeated. In any case, I see four of my own among other players. These are probably the most important issues for any nation. What could be more important than Harry Potter :smile42:

I would say the first thirty are repetitive.

Hello, Medge.

We still need a yellow faction so that all the colors of the rainbow are represented.

Yellow doesn't look good against the forum's background.

I demand ultraviolet light!

Please update the comparison link in the first post to http://www.nationstates.net/page=compare/nations=http://www.nationstates.net/page=compare/nations=rex_ventorum+kittypink+aghar+ahasan+arkondia+qasardastan+sciencecracy+steelmen+champignons+the_great_water/censusid=0? when you have time.

It has already been changed.

p.s. I noticed that the first five issues are often repeated.

As Revan correctly pointed out, the first 30 issues are repeated because they were the first issues in the game and were written by the game's creator.

The game is good, of course. The only thing that doesn't please me in relation to our future expedition is the limited political system. In fact, the game reflects this scheme, and this scheme was invented by the game's author. I don't like it very much. If you look closely, dictatorship/police state are located on the lower rows (with low political freedoms), and democracy of some kind is located on the rows above (with medium and high political freedoms). It's clearly not enough to reflect the existing forms of government.
Here, Revan wants to build socialism. According to my calculations, he should be located in the "corrupt dictatorship" cell. Although socialism is generally from a slightly different plane, as is communism. There is also "Democratic socialism", which is positioned correctly. But it's not quite right - it's a mixture of a socialist economic system and a democratic political system. "Iron Fist socialists" - I don't even know what that is.
I wanted a monarchy - and they offer me a dictatorship. Is it really impossible to have a monarchy if the population is stupid enough? :smile04:
Okay, I'll play it this way. I think I need to slightly increase political freedoms. Like an advisory body "under the Tsar." I get an issue - "Do you want to create an opposition party?" What opposition party, I just banned elections.
I understand which option I need to choose, but I can't, because Revan will use this as the basis for the setting, and it will turn out as if I have parties.

p.s. I still like the game. You really feel like you're making decisions, not just changing numbers. :)

I decided to try adding a *little* bit of politics. Mechanically, this won't affect anything in Nationstates, but I will take these points into account when creating the game setting.

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I wasn't very clear, so let me clarify that by *ours*, I meant countries with developed economies, not just Rex Ventorum.