Do We Make The Game Available To Everyone?

[James Adams]

I think that only cabinet members should have the game, include when need to sub-department heads and governors if we use governors, but it would be unnecessary and to easy for anyone to cheat, but I think that cabinet members need the game to do their job as good as possible!

Where can we get the game? As of for a few days the cabinet include me can use the game to get information not to play!

[Harovan]

Originally posted by shade
*makes note not to joke when SR is around*

Jokes are, what those smiley dudes are for . Yours did not smile, so it was hard to consider your post as a joke.

[Harovan]

Originally posted by Shaka Naldur
as Zealot says a lot of people would cheat...

That's the reason of my "nay" too, but how are the ministers different from normal citizens?

[shade]

Originally posted by Sir Ralph


Jokes are, what those smiley dudes are for . Yours did not smile, so it was hard to consider your post as a joke.

If cynism or sarcasm drips out of it I don't think They 're necessary.
--> (here you have the smiley )


Shade

[Harovan]

Originally posted by shade
If cynism or sarcasm drips out of it I don't think They 're necessary.

If cynism or sarcasm drips out of it, the post ain't a joke, hence no smiley!

PS: Nicely jacked thread, no?

[Marquis de Sodaq]

All right, enough fighting!


(Palace thick-necked goons go to break up the fight)

It appears the ministers will get the game. Regarding cheating - even the ministers could do that. We must play on our honor and not cheat. Knowledge acquired only by cheating would become apparent soon enough.

[Shaka Naldur]

Originally posted by Sir Ralph


That's the reason of my "nay" too, but how are the ministers different from normal citizens?

the less people have the game, the less would cheat

[Matticus]

Once a minister has two sub heads...

Once a minister has two sub heads they should not be able to see the save. This sounds obsurd, but it isn't.

In a large nation, such as the Roman Empire, their head of agriculture wasn't able to travel the entire empire, he was forced to trust his advisors and coordinate their suggestitions toward the Emperor. That is how we should approach the game once we have a large empire. and we will have one.

The sub heads shoudl view the game, make polls, give citizens decisions, and reap their views through polls. The they tell the head of their department what the nation wants to do. After each sub head has talked to the minister, he/she will report to the president and he/she will play the game.

Well? Sound good or obsurd?

Waits for the masses to yell and scream....

[James Adams]

Re: Once a minister has two sub heads...

Originally posted by Matticus
Once a minister has two sub heads they should not be able to see the save. This sounds obsurd, but it isn't.

In a large nation, such as the Roman Empire, their head of agriculture wasn't able to travel the entire empire, he was forced to trust his advisors and coordinate their suggestitions toward the Emperor. That is how we should approach the game once we have a large empire. and we will have one.

The sub heads shoudl view the game, make polls, give citizens decisions, and reap their views through polls. The they tell the head of their department what the nation wants to do. After each sub head has talked to the minister, he/she will report to the president and he/she will play the game.

Well? Sound good or obsurd?

Waits for the masses to yell and scream....

I think I that all cabinet including the sub-department heads should have the game!

[Marquis de Sodaq]

Yes, but the Roman empire had more than 50 citizens. If we have sub-ministers, they should answer directly to the president. No primary minister above them, as this would take up a citizen to relay info to the pres that could more easily be sent directly. That is, have three ministers of city planning (each with a province), but no fourth one to compile info.

What say the masses?

[Zealot]

Poll! Poll! Poll! Poll!

[shade]

Marquis has a point...the "subs would do the work" and the minister would be no more then a switchboard.

Shade