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Re: Aurora Government Simulator
« Reply #15 on: June 28, 2022, 03:26:03 PM »
Small problem:
At the place of Required Police power (MN4) There is justly "Regulated or above". Nothing dependent on government type.


Here's the fix:
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=IF(D4="Republic";"Regulated or above";IF(D4="Democracy";"Bound by Law";IF(D4="Federation";"Regulated or below";IF(D4="Corporate";"Internal Affairs";IF(D4="Totalitarian";"Unlimited";IF(D4="Monarchy";"Regulated or above";0))))))
I also found a little error in Required Justice system (MN5). At monarchy it said "State controlled or below", when in practice it requires State controlled or above, so i fixed it as well:
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=IF(D4="Republic";"State Controlled or above";IF(D4="Democracy";"Independent";IF(D4="Federation";"State Controlled or below";IF(D4="Corporate";"State Controlled";IF(D4="Totalitarian";"Martial Court or below";IF(D4="Monarchy";"State Controlled or above";0))))))

Thanks, the first fix was included already a couple of posts above and on main topic. I will double check on the 2nd as I have a different file now with a few balance fixes now and there, so I may came across this already. Eventually' I will add to the main page.

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Re: Aurora Government Simulator
« Reply #16 on: June 28, 2022, 05:03:26 PM »
Thanks, the first fix was included already a couple of posts above and on main topic.
I really should have checked more posts than the first one before posting :p
 

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Re: Aurora Government Simulator
« Reply #17 on: March 05, 2023, 11:54:34 AM »
Hey there.    First - thank you for putting this together.    It's been fun to play with (and occasionally frustrating as voters make some really interesting decisions!)

I don't know why it took me this long to realize this, but for people running for office there are 7 potential parties (Federalists, Pacifists, Trade, Nationalists, Militarists, Democrats, Republicans), but only 5 parties are represented in the legislature (Federalists, Pacifists, Trade, Nationalists, Militarists). 

Is this intentional?


 

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Re: Aurora Government Simulator
« Reply #18 on: March 05, 2023, 02:23:05 PM »
Hey there.    First - thank you for putting this together.    It's been fun to play with (and occasionally frustrating as voters make some really interesting decisions!)

I don't know why it took me this long to realize this, but for people running for office there are 7 potential parties (Federalists, Pacifists, Trade, Nationalists, Militarists, Democrats, Republicans), but only 5 parties are represented in the legislature (Federalists, Pacifists, Trade, Nationalists, Militarists). 

Is this intentional?

Thanks for enjoying the file and thanks for your text!

Yes, it is intentional as Democrats and Republicans will give different appeals to multiple groups of people (in a lower %) rather than a significant boost in % on the single ones. For role-play, you may use Democrats and Republicans only when they are represented as macro groups in parliament with the proper form or to create a change in the status quo. For instance, a monarch could be challenged by a Democrat or a Republican which may ask, once in power, for a change of government more in line with their ideals.