Rules & Proposals

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I don't really mind about either of the two proposals.

same

I've decided to set the prestige limit to 250.

Upgrading fortsJust a small update, each fort can only be upgraded ONCE, like fleets, so we don't continuously upgrade them. For game play purposes we need low level forts as well.

These are mainly unwritten rules, but I think it'll be good to put them in the rules to help future GMs
Rebel counterattack taking your city
The city will remain, and you won't get prestige from it, as you don't own it.
If you or someone else captures a rebel region with a city, you will have to take 5 points to rebuild the city, due to attacks damaging it.

​Rebel counterattack taking your fort
The fort will remain, and so will any negative penalties it applies to attackers, including the faction it came from.
Once the region is captured, the fort does not have to be rebuild, as they're build for withstanding heavy attacks.

When you send a saboteur against a region that has already revolted
The saboteur will be cancelled, and you can use one next turn instead.

Upgrading damaged fleets
This one's an oxymoron, as damaged fleet cannot be upgraded. You have to first set them in anchor stance, let them replenish, and one they're at full strength, then you can upgrade them.

Capturing an enemy city
Due to the damages from fighting, you will have to take 5 points to rebuild your newly conquered city. Then you can take advantage of it's bonuses and prestige generating.

Fleet battles
When a faction has more than one fleet in a sea region, the largest will automatically be used in the sea battle

Are those 5 turns to rebuild the cities passive? Other than that these proposals seem fine.

May I make a proposal, what is the view on Metagaming in the RP?
This is important when, like me I am in a Cold War, I don't want my enemy knowing about our treaties, nor do we want them to know of our plans. If they saw the plans they may go to war, which would effect the game on the thread

Try using the PM Lib.

@Ivan, didn't Lenin upgrade his fleet twice? So how come the rule wasn't enforced that time?

You can upgrade your fleets enough to get them to the minimum level to go to the new world. Just remember we only upgrade fleets that are going to establish colonies for the first time in the new world. Any other time fleets can't be upgraded.

Agree with most of the new rules, but IMO 5 turns is too much for rebuilding a city. I'd go for 2 turns (1 game year), and these turns should be passive.

How about you can have the option to sack cities? This will give you an instant lump sum of prestige, but if you sack it the city is destroyed.

What I mean is it takes 5 points to rebuild it, not 5 turns.

Also what do you mean by passive, that rebuilding it doesn't count as your moves?

Yes. I thought it would need to wait 5 turns before it started being useful.

^ Same. 5 build-points makes more sense.

Ah right, sorry for the confusion. Yes that sounds better and yes, that's what I meant by passive.

I propose changing this:

ARMIES AND INVASIONS

Results of the Invasion: [1]: Epic Fail – Your army is crushed and the enemy has the chance to launch a counterattack against you! You lose 1 Prestige point. If you attack any region, you’ll have a -1 penalty point.You are able to do 1 move.

to this:

ARMIES AND INVASIONS

Results of the Invasion: [1]: Epic Fail – Your army is crushed and the enemy has the chance to launch a counterattack against you! You lose 1 Prestige point. If you attack the same region next turn, you’ll have a -1 penalty point.You are able to do 1 move.

I support this proposal.

eh I'll go with High on this.

+support

FOR the proposal

Supporting the proposal.

Seems more logical. I support this