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What should we build in Naples?
This poll is closed. |
| UN ceasefire, doves dominate diplomatic democracies |
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4 |
57.14% |
| Defensive, flashy fighters frighten frustrated foes |
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1 |
14.29% |
| Moderate, marketplaces might mitigate mongol masses |
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1 |
14.29% |
| Aggressive, clever crusades crush cowardly countries |
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1 |
14.29% |
| Total: |
7 voters |
100% |
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cavebear
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of the Pleistocene
Oct 1999 time: 00:24
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It is Minister of War Geoffrey Arnold's responsibility to post polls and report to the President concerning the defense (or offense) required to defend our cities and organize any offensive actions we should take.
It is Minister of City-Planning obiwan18's responsibility to arrange city production according to the general needs of the other Ministers regarding emphasis of individual cities output of shields, trade, etc, and placement of workers on the appropriate terrain.
City-Planner does not undertake the defense of the cities, and War does not determine where workers will be placed to best accomplish his needs.
For example (using Naples): The City-Planner looks at Naples itself. He can decide, for purely city reasons, that it needs a harbor or a marketplace. Absent any specific requirements from other Ministers, that is what he will recommennd to the President.
But the Minister of War might have a great need for a Dragoon in Naples. Unless there is a compelling need for something else, the Dragoon should be recommended by the City-Planner and workers moved to accomplish that efficiently.
But suppose the Minister of Trade wants a Freight from Naples. It's not up to the City-Planner to decide, it is up to the President to weigh the conflicting recommendations from each Minister.
It is worth noting that no Minister can enforce a recommendation on the President, for precisely this reason.. All Ministers are equal, and conflicts must be resolved by the President. Note that, in the example of Naples, it is not the City-Planner who decides, nor the contesting Ministers of War and Trade, but the Preisdent.
When there is conflict, there has to be one decision-point. (But, equally when there is not a conflict, Ministers rule).
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