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GhengisFarb
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I want my HAMBURGERS!!
May 2002 time: 23:23
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Here's what I'm thinking, there could be a peerage of ranks like:
Elected ranks
Emperor Rex (the elected president)
High King (Faction leader - of a group of High Kings- Saxon, Gaelic, etc)
Minister (Foreign Affairs, Economy, etc.)
Player ranks:
King/Prince
Duke/Count
Baron/Lord
(Two sets with the first being a land owner, the second a non land owner-Merchant Princes, etc)
The Higher rank has more rights. The only way to overide a King's Build Queu is by a majority vote of the King's Coiuncil. A Baron's build queu is simply a suggestion and can be overridden on a whim.
If a player refuses to cooperate for the good of the empire the Nobility can vote to demote him, taking away his power.
JUST a musing.
I have no problem with Donegal being the first leader.
$MiniGame Ideas
Similiar to the Civ3 version only the cities are included. When it starts players will be divided up into racial factions with each faction receiving a city (the Capital is ALWAYS neutral and the resource of the Emperor Rex).
Until the Faction has enough cities for all of its King's the faction will operate as a collective. At the point that it has enough cities, the faction's resources will be divided equally and cities assigned.
PRODUCTION:
Food - food, is consumed by the population of cities.
Shields - builiding supplies, used for construction.
Commerce - trade goods, used as a source of revenue.
Beakers - Enlightment, used to gained Prestige (helps in rise of rank?) - I can't think of a good idea for beakers.
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Donegeal
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Apolyton's Resident Law Enforcement Officer. Founder of the Glory of War, Champions of Apolyton!
Jul 2002 time: 05:23
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mIRC, Undernet. at #gloryofwar
Edit: RL... chat done...
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Donegeal
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Apolyton's Resident Law Enforcement Officer. Founder of the Glory of War, Champions of Apolyton!
Jul 2002 time: 05:23
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quote: Originally posted by korn469
think about it, if the emperor asks a player to change his build and the player doesn't there must be a reason right? the emperor could still call for a vote to change the production and get his way without hurting any feelings, but what i worry is if the emperor can change a build queue at any time they might not even have the curtesy to ask, and they may in fact change the build queue without asking and then inform the king/lord of the city after the turn is over...that is the behavior that worries me, and putting a couple of limits on that behavior will encourage courtesy and diplomacy on the emperor's part, and ever without forcing a change simply by asking and giving a good reason why that should cover 99% of the situations, for that last 1% i say lets make it as fair as possible, and in my opinion that means putting it to a vote |
yessh... you really believe in democracy, don't you?
Why add needless beauracratic red tape to something that should be able to be done anyway? What you are proposing is exteremly inefficent.
Your right, the Ruler would be able to make changes and only tell you afterward. Its his call. Does an Emperor or High King need to ask a Count if he can do something? No. He just does it. The difference between real life feudal system and the system I propose is the No-Con vote. That Count would just have to take the unannounced change in the rear and be happy he's still a Count. With the No-Con, that Count can stand up for himself.
Lets put it another way. Lets say your the Ruler, and I'm a City-King. We are at war and we need Knights or Pike to continue the war efforts. I'm building a Courthouse in my city on the front. You want a Knight. Under my proposal, you make the change for the greater good of the empire. Under your proposal, you ask an underling if you can change something that you see as something needed for the empire (after all, it is the rulers job to guide the empire). I say no. Now you have to go to the polls to see if you can do you job of looking out for the greater good of the empire. Now imagine that its not just me. Imagine if there are four City-Kings who don't want to change. Look at all the red tape and posting that is going to be needed just to do something that you think is plainly obviously for the greater good of the empire, all the while we are losing out on stragety discussion. You are preventing yourself from doing your job.
Now lets look at it from a peaceful situation (or at least no pressing need ). Knowing that overriding a build pisses off City-Kings and could get you thrown out of office (at which time the build could be changed back anyway), would you use the override power?
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UnOrthOdOx
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Hello....
Jun 2002 time: 22:23
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quote: Originally posted by =OttomusCeasar=
I can think of at least one member in the Civ3 Democracy game that would. There ARE people who ignore rules and the opinion of others, it would be nice to develop a "perfect" system that holds them in check but I'm not sure that's possible. |
Hey!!! I never ignored the rules as VP, I just kinda bent them or made new ones to my liking...what, the last four amendments, and one official poll allowing a bending of the executive office were all submitted by me? (Yeah, I know, you may not have been talking about me...at least I hope you werent...)
quote: GF- I think your crown icon is the best so far. (No offense, UnOthOdOx) |
I agree. And heraldrically (if that is a word...using heralry), it means the devine purpose of bringing rule/truth through might, (or thereabouts crown = divine, colors = military and rule/truth)
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=OttomusCeasar=
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What? You want to visit?
Sep 2002 time: 05:23
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quote: Originally posted by UnOrthOdOx
Hey!!! I never ignored the rules as VP, I just kinda bent them or made new ones to my liking...what, the last four amendments, and one official poll allowing a bending of the executive office were all submitted by me? (Yeah, I know, you may not have been talking about me...at least I hope you werent...) |
Wasn't talking about you, but now that you mention it....
quote: Originally posted by UnOrthOdOx
I agree. And heraldrically (if that is a word...using heralry), it means the devine purpose of bringing rule/truth through might, (or thereabouts crown = divine, colors = military and rule/truth) |
Official proposal:
"The Divine mandate to go forth and kick the arse of all other races, who in his infinite wisdom were created our inferiors by the Lord Almighty (a diety yet to be established), to teach them with our superior intellect and inspire them to (although its impossible) attempt to attain our most glorious level of perfection."
Oops, forgot the last bit:
"with all humility."
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