Pepperm1nts

World in Revolution: 1900

I didn't mean to imply you were unable to do the stats. But you're trying to impose a very different system from what most of us are used to, after having played 1861. I'd much rather you get help and keep the system as it is, but I understand your concern with "people getting in the way". Still, I'm not really liking the way this new system sounds. I do agree rewarding IC post quality would be cool though.

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So Boerd said he could do the stats. So if you're down to do them, he can help. Or if the system is too much work, then I'm sure So Boerd could take over.

World in Revolution: 1900

Booo!

World in Revolution: 1900

Dutchbag said
...The amount of orders people get aren't even set yet.

Orders work as thus: each nation is given one national focus order and three normal orders. The national focus order will always succeed to a degree, but it can only be used internally (ie, improving infrastructure is ok, taking a colony is not). During a war, a nation also gets three war orders.

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I can't decide what to make my fourth order, or what to make an IC post about D;

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Ampharos said
Like the United States of Greater Austria?

Pretty much that. I like Ferdinand's ideas and would like to have him convince Franz to go in that direction.

@Outcast: Heh, I looked into that a bit. I think I like the named United States of Greater Austria more, though.

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Yo, Stein. If I wanted to form some kind of federation (in the long term) out of Austria-Hungary, how would I go about doing that? I'm thinking a federation with Austria at the helms, and with a centralized army (instead of two armies like Austro-Hungary has).

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I wish I had shit to sell.

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I was going to ask the same. The OP says Stein.

World in Revolution: 1900

KLINGEN DIE ALARME!