Is political Corporatism represented in this game?

[Kraizemya]

I'm referring to oldschool Corporatist thought a la interwar period: replacing political parties with citisens instead organised into vocational groups, voting by vocation (for example, all farmers vote for government representatives in the Corporation of Agricultural labourers, all teachers vote in the Corporation of Educators, etc.)

Is this sort of system represented in the game at all, for example through a policy or issue decision? I've only seen reference to political parties vs. one-party states, no mention of vocationally-organised voting systems...

[Awesomeland012345]

sort of? in some issues

[Kraizemya]

sort of? in some issues

So there's an issue that lets you implement a vocationally-based corporatist voting system?

[Awesomeland012345]

sort of? in some issues

So there's an issue that lets you implement a vocationally-based corporatist voting system?

umm... no. There are specific policies that you can implement but there aren't many (and plus they don't really effect your nation THAT much). but there are some issues that say something like, "We farmers want a voice in parliament/congress!"

[Kraizemya]

umm... no. There are specific policies that you can implement but there aren't many (and plus they don't really effect your nation THAT much). but there are some issues that say something like, "We farmers want a voice in parliament/congress!"

Hm, ok. Pity you can't implement it as an official policy (like monarchy, one-party state, etc. policies that we have already in the game). It's a bit awkward dealing with issues that reference political parties and your attitude toward them, when you're trying to do something different in the game that isn't just one-party or no-elections...

[Awesomeland012345]

umm... no. There are specific policies that you can implement but there aren't many (and plus they don't really effect your nation THAT much). but there are some issues that say something like, "We farmers want a voice in parliament/congress!"

Hm, ok. Pity you can't implement it as an official policy (like monarchy, one-party state, etc. policies that we have already in the game)...

You can just make a factbook and put it in there

[Kraizemya]

You can just make a factbook and put it in there

I did, but I thought it might have been in the game mechanics. Wanted to check to see how deep this game's features went.

[Noahs Second Country]

umm... no. There are specific policies that you can implement but there aren't many (and plus they don't really effect your nation THAT much). but there are some issues that say something like, "We farmers want a voice in parliament/congress!"

Hm, ok. Pity you can't implement it as an official policy (like monarchy, one-party state, etc. policies that we have already in the game). It's a bit awkward dealing with issues that reference political parties and your attitude toward them, when you're trying to do something different in the game that isn't just one-party or no-elections...

Write an issue about it!

Write a draft, post it over on Got Issues, and maybe you can officially have this system within your nation.

[Kraizemya]

Write an issue about it!

Write a draft, post it over on Got Issues, and maybe you can officially have this system within your nation.

I've never done anything like that before in this game, but it would be nice to have an issue introduced where you could implement this sort of system.

[LollerLand]

Write an issue about it!

Write a draft, post it over on Got Issues, and maybe you can officially have this system within your nation.

I've never done anything like that before in this game, but it would be nice to have an issue introduced where you could implement this sort of system.

You could give it a try and maybe even make an entry in the contest