Underlined phrases are my own comments & notes & orange words are changes from the previous draft. If just the option & its number is orange, then a whole new option has been introduced.
Title: Let There Not Be Light
Validity: Nations with high tourism, nations where gambling is permitted
Description: After a disaster temporarily downed the power plants used by the tourist destination Les Prés, the tourist destination had to import electricity from other neighboring cities. Unfortunately for the glamorous buildings in Les Prés, the power plants were not providing enough electricity for both them and their respective hometowns.
Option 1: "It's a disgrace that just one city uses this much electricity!" fumes @@RANDOMNAME@@, an environmentalist. "Millions and millions of @@CURRENCYPLURAL@@ wasted and an ever-increasing amount of pollution from power plants, all for some pointless lighting and ostentatious display to attract tourists. @@LEADER@@, if you care about the environment, you must demand that these disgustingly wasteful owners of the casinos and hotels of Les Prés reduce their electrical consumption for the good of the world!"
Fallout 1: a spot of pure darkness has replaced the once-bright Les Prés of @@NAME@@
Option 2: "Firstly, the real tourist destination is named Heaven, and secondly, we're good for this nation!" states @@RANDOMNAME@@, CEO of one of the two major casino owners in Heaven. "Tourism is one of the strong points of @@NAME@@, and millions of citizens and foreigners visit Heaven yearly. That translates to some mighty large profits for us, a booming economy, and a sweet flow of taxes In fact, @@LEADER@@, maybe we could get even more electricity through additional power plants? More slots, more fountains with water jets, more lights, those sorts of things."
Fallout 2: the blinding lights of Heaven frequently cause car crashes
Option 3: "I've got a better idea, and it's to make the power plants better! Simple solution, you imbeciles!" questions @@RANDOMNAME@@, your Minister of Common Sense. "It was a simple stroke of bad luck in that power plant that caused it to shut off, but that doesn't mean we need to ... remove Les Prés from the map, nor do I think we should get even more power plants. Instead, improve the ones Les Prés has, and we won't have this happening again."
Fallout 3: power plants are required to survive and operate past nuclear explosions
Option 4: "If the environmentalists want less pollution, then why not support the development of some more eco-friendly electrical sources?" suggests @@RANDOMNAME@@, owner of a solar panel and windmill company. "If there's one thing Les Prés has a whole lot of — other than sin — it's a lack of clouds and some mighty breezes. So, why not give my company a subsidization so that we can start ramping up production of wind farms and solar panels for the city? That way, we'll keep the environmentalists from whining while also providing electricity to Heaven."
Fallout 4: foreign knights confuse Heaven as a paradise for giants
