Candidates For the First Regime

[Inverse Icarus]

the first civ3 democratic game is about to get it's first democratically elected regime.

so, throw your hats into the ring if you want to get elected for something

current offices (and people running):

President (Physically Plays the Game)
Trip

Vice-president
Space05us
Nuclear Master

Science Advisor (Decides what advances to go for)
Tassadar5000
civman2000

Foreign Advisor (Manages Diplomacy)
Turambar
Ninot

Millitary Advisor (Conducts War, Stratey)
UberKruX
skywalker

Trade Advisor (Controls Trade with Other Civs)
Spiffor

City Planner (Manages Cities)
Sir Ralph
punkbass2000

Imperial Expansion (Decides Where to Put Cities)
atawa
Chandragupta
Timeline
Jonny
Gen. Hancock



Historian (Logs all inportant info and such)
HazieDaVampire

Public Works Minister(Manages Workers)
Eli

[Turambar]

Pehaps an explanation of what each of the offices requires people to do would be useful for people who haven't done this before .

[Inverse Icarus]

alright, i'll edit the first thread to incorperate explinations.

[Inverse Icarus]

oh, and unless someone else wants to do all the busywork, i'll play a major part in setting this whole thing up (ie first elections, etc)

not like i got much to do anyway

[Nubclear]

i'm announcing my campaign for Military Advisor.

I suppose I'm announcing my campaign for Science Advisor.

[Turambar]

And I'll announce my campaign for Foreign Advisor.

[Harovan]

I run for City Planner

[Gramphos]

How long until we need an environmental minister?

[Cyclotron]

And I will run for Trade Advisor. Resources, anyone?

[Gramphos]

We also could need some sort of minister/department to mannage our workers. (Needless to say this position need to be someone cooperating with the Defense minister, the trade minister and the city planner)

[Immortal Wombat]

I run for environment minister.

Didn't we decide Imperial expansion did the city placement, City Planner managed all the cities. That would be a lot easier to control.

[Inverse Icarus]

Originally posted by Gramphos
We also could need some sort of minister/department to mannage our workers. (Needless to say this position need to be someone cooperating with the Defense minister, the trade minister and the city planner)

Shall we create a Public Works Minister? or just tie that job to city planner?

[Gramphos]

Originally posted by Immortal Wombat
I run for environment minister.

What shall you do waiting for industrialation? Protect rain forests?

[Inverse Icarus]

Originally posted by Gramphos

What shall you do waiting for industrialation? Protect rain forests?

he'll slow down production by demanding we let the jungles stand.

[Gramphos]

Originally posted by UberKruX
Shall we create a Public Works Minister? or just tie that job to city planner?

I think a Minister for it is the bwest as sometimes improvements are needed away from the cities. (Road to other civ/fortresses at the front)

[Inverse Icarus]

Originally posted by Gramphos

I think a Minister for it is the bwest as sometimes improvements are needed away from the cities. (Road to other civ/fortresses at the front)

alright, editing first post to add the Public Works Minister.

[Panag]

Originally posted by UberKruX
the first civ3 democratic game is about to get it's first democratically elected regime.

so, throw your hats into the ring if you want to get elected for something

current offices (subject to change):

President (Physically Plays the Game)
Vice-president
Science Advisor (Decides what advances to go for)
Foreign Advisor (Manages Diplomacy)
Millitary Advisor (Conducts War, Stratey)
Trade Advisor (Controls Trade with Other Civs)
City Planner (Places / Manages Cities on Mainland)
Impirial Expansion (Manages Distant Cities)
Historian (Logs all inportant info and such)
Public Works Minister(Manages Workers)

i'm announcing my campaign for Military Advisor.

hi ,

where is the senate , .......

have a nice day

[Inverse Icarus]

essentially, the people serve as the senate.

it's more like a ancient greek direct democracy, where all the people vote on a particular decision.

[Immortal Wombat]

Originally posted by UberKruX
he'll slow down production by demanding we let the jungles stand.

Yes. That's what I'll do.

As well as campaigning for the good treatment of camels, and the non-use of elephants in combat.

[Inverse Icarus]

Originally posted by Immortal Wombat

Yes. That's what I'll do.

As well as campaigning for the good treatment of camels, and the non-use of elephants in combat.

the camels died with civ2. viva la revolucion!

[Panag]

hi ,

the senate should be in charge of overseeing , .....

and audit , ....like a general controller , ..

have a nice day

[atawa]

Originally posted by UberKruX
the first civ3 democratic game is about to get it's first democratically elected regime.

so, throw your hats into the ring if you want to get elected for something

current offices (subject to change):

President (Physically Plays the Game)
Vice-president
Science Advisor (Decides what advances to go for)
Foreign Advisor (Manages Diplomacy)
Millitary Advisor (Conducts War, Stratey)
Trade Advisor (Controls Trade with Other Civs)
City Planner (Places / Manages Cities on Mainland)
Impirial Expansion (Manages Distant Cities)
Historian (Logs all inportant info and such)
Public Works Minister(Manages Workers)

i'm announcing my campaign for Military Advisor.

Our city planner should only manage city's and workers, the minister of imperial expansion advises the president on city placement.

A seperate public works minister isnt necessary as this can/should be done by the city planner.


I'll run for minister of Imperial Expansion

[Inverse Icarus]

i concur with atwa, but yhis must be done according to public opinion. so what do you think?

should we create a Public works minister? or should the city planner manage the cities whiel imperial expansion PLACES them?

[Panag]

Originally posted by UberKruX
i concur with atwa, but yhis must be done according to public opinion. so what do you think?

should we create a Public works minister? or should the city planner manage the cities whiel imperial expansion PLACES them?

hi ,

there is money enough , for that post , ....

you could always shoot the minister later on , .......

have a nice day

[Space05us]

too bad by the time this is all organized and started I'll be on vacation. (away from home)

[Gramphos]

Well, workers are needed for so mush. You can use them to build fortresses, and then it's for the military, you can build roads, then it's for trade, military and cities
you can improve the cities, then it's just for cities.

I think that a specific minister is needed for it.

The Public Works Minmister should be in charge of all workers, and assign them to different projects. He should also be the one deciding what to do with slave workers, and how many workers are needed to do things.

The ministers that need improvements done should contact him on the matters, and he should make a timeplan for the project, distryubuting his workers to the projects going on.

This position is needed to keep a balance between which ministers that can use the workers. As each minister will look for the good of their position a minister is needed to balance the workers for the good of our empire.

[wervdon]

One important position I dont see unless it falls under the trade advisor is a secretary of the treasury to assign gold-funding levels to the different departments.

[Gramphos]

Originally posted by wervdon
One important position I dont see unless it falls under the trade advisor is a secretary of the treasury to assign gold-funding levels to the different departments.

I think that's under the trade advisor.

[Eli]

I'll run for the public works thingie.

[Adagio]

Just a little question: Those who are the candidates, are they, the only people who can vote, or is it the rest of the people (those who's not a candidate, the people) who votes?