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World in Revolution: 1900

Dutchbag said
Well, yes. If there is a treaty that affects your statistics it needs to be ratified, or presented to your parliament for ratification.

Can you ratify multiple treaties in one order? Does the ratification include the giving up/taking up of land?

World in Revolution: 1900

As for peacetime troubles, I'll find out in the update anyway.

This doesn't make sense. We send you our orders and you will know then. You will then know the intimate details of our orders and able to counter them with your own. Even if you send your orders first, it still allows you to set up for the future orders instinctively.

World in Revolution: 1900

AegonVI said
I would still like Stein to edit this all in to the first page and make it official, along with making it official that non-Euros send orders to Dutch.@Dutch, you can still make a regular order relevant to a treaty or a war if you want to, right? Also, about treaties, you don't need an order to pass them, do you? You can just do that IC, right? Does that mean a treaty order is just, like, if your treaty calls for you to pay a certain sum of money you don't have to use a regular order to pay it and can simply use your treaty order? Right???

I would request that nations with historical animosity towards russia or near Russia geographically would also send orders to Stein. It would be kinda hard to even start the Russo-Japanese war if Dutchbag knew Japan's plans. This is nothing against Dutchbag, just requesting this to make the game fair and with no chance of there being any dispute.

World in Revolution: 1900

Dutchbag said
You know what, I can actually say what decides your nation's tier in two words. . If your country is seen as capable of bruteforcing whatever (Russia), it's stronk. A big navy helps too.

I'll keep that in mind. :) So as Japan orders get sent to you Dutch? I think it was said that non-european are your domain? Umm...how does that work with you playing russia? lol Like as potential belligerents I don't want you knowing my orders :P

Edit: I"m getting a bad gateway to that chat, Pepper :(

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Pepperm1nts said
@Pasta: I think he said it depends on how much of your influence your nation is able to impose upon others. If your nation is constantly ending people's wars with diplomacy, it might become more important. Same if.. like, you have a serious hold on resources that make a lot of people dependent on you. And, obviously, if your nation is able to use sheer force to get what it wants, it'll probably be somewhere high in the tier scale.But I imagine that being active on the world stage would help too. Even if it's just getting involved in international topics.

I can understand that, my worry is who or what determines whether you have such influence. Like...as we have all seen from previous RPs...we like to argue. If this is placed in the hands of a person, my worry is that their opinions will factor into who fits into such and such a tier. So I'm concerned that there does appear to be a factual/statistical/spreadsheet or whatever to determine Tiers, but rather it is something that can be argued against. My main point is that I can see lots of OOC argument's arising from this trying to 'sway' the GMs into giving more tiers based on decisions and such. I don't mind the tier system, just would like it to be made very clear now how it works.

Edit: Ninja'D. Thanks Dutch! :P

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How are tiers determined? Like I agree that historically some nations have more of an imprint than others, but whether a nation is Tier 3 or Tier 2 could be a matter of opinion as opposed to factual.

How is the projection power determined? What stats are being used to determine the the tier system? Or is it just opinion?

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Halvtand said
So... who's next?

Mad obviously. :P I cannot post until she responds. Only people who can respond are you, Rondo, and her. Due to da rulz.

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AegonVI said
That's a good question actually. Very very important...Also, how do elections work?

Responded to you again Aegon!

Also...Responded to you Narc!!!

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AegonVI said
France has the rights to it, but huge massive civil war makes it unattractive, plus there is a reason they had the US but the rights. Best advice: Sell the rights back to Panama for money.@Pasta, you won't like it, I'm afraid.

*Shrugs* It makes sense ICly. Damn racism. That said..responded.

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