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Dowly · 12-02-17, 10:09 AM

@ikalugin: Yeah, I'd like to see something like that.

Europa Universalis: Rome has a bare-bones system where you as a player (if you play Republican Rome for example) can't just do everything you want policy wise. Laws that you can pass depends on the political faction of the current consul for example and diplomacy options rely on the acceptance of the senate. If you want to go to war with someone, but the majority of the senate is held by populists your consul either gets a popularity hit or if there's large enough populist majority you simply can't declare war. Such system could be made deeper by the addition of the Tribune of the Plebs, so you'd have to try and get both the Senate and the Tribune to work together to pass laws and policies you want to pass.

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Dowly Lucky Jack Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Finland Posts: 25,005 Downloads: 32 Uploads: 0	@ikalugin: Yeah, I'd like to see something like that. Europa Universalis: Rome has a bare-bones system where you as a player (if you play Republican Rome for example) can't just do everything you want policy wise. Laws that you can pass depends on the political faction of the current consul for example and diplomacy options rely on the acceptance of the senate. If you want to go to war with someone, but the majority of the senate is held by populists your consul either gets a popularity hit or if there's large enough populist majority you simply can't declare war. Such system could be made deeper by the addition of the Tribune of the Plebs, so you'd have to try and get both the Senate and the Tribune to work together to pass laws and policies you want to pass.