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Vice President Christian Man
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« Reply #25 on: April 25, 2024, 08:32:06 PM »

I would personally oppose the idea of the game shutting down unless we run out of potential candidates. The game should progress down whatever path it's meant to go down.
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« Reply #26 on: April 27, 2024, 11:28:08 AM »
« Edited: April 27, 2024, 11:32:25 AM by The world will shine with light in our nightmare »

Fundamentally people hated at the time  but it could work . Basically you’d split Atlasia up into 4-5 nations that each govern itself domestically and could conduct player to player foreign policy . Of course they would have to be uniform rules as well :

- Basic requirements to hold elections in the regions

- no war on Atlasian territory but to nations in Atlasia could go to war with each abroad

- uniform registration rules

- no loss of voting rights in a region without a conviction too


You actually would revitalize the game and see actual foreign policy skill of players too

Somewhat related I wish more Atlasia players would learn and play Diplomacy. It's a great FP simulation that requires a little bit of practice early on (and time and level of interest/dedication - but that's expected for all this stuff) but it involves far more political strategy than what Atlasia normally has, which is more personality-based.
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« Reply #27 on: May 04, 2024, 02:57:53 PM »

I have not paid attention in a looong time and did not even vote (I forgot) but if there is a commited group of players I don't think the game needs to be shut down

I do not know about the bare minimum amount of players, but I'd say it is probably around 10 or so active players to staff all mandatory roles?
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« Reply #28 on: May 04, 2024, 07:15:53 PM »

I have not paid attention in a looong time and did not even vote (I forgot) but if there is a commited group of players I don't think the game needs to be shut down

I do not know about the bare minimum amount of players, but I'd say it is probably around 10 or so active players to staff all mandatory roles?

Assuming no Constitutional Amendment:

Game Moderator (3)
President
Vice President
Attorney General-Secretary of Internal Affairs (combined role)
Secretary of State
SoFE/RG (combined role)
Supreme Court (5)
Senators (18)
Lincoln Governor
LGC (3)
Fremont FM
Fremont Parliament (3)
Southern Prince
Southern Vice Prince

41. You could of course have some dual officeholders, shrink the Senate and/or SCOA and/or abolish the regions but this is the current base structure.
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