The frequency of Issues has a different impact on results?

[Tatarica]

Hello,

I have not found this when I searched for it, so maybe I have not paid enough attention.

I am an old player that hasn't answered any issue in more than a decade. However, I recently created a new nation to play with issues as I'm doing a roleplay and answering issues is a part of it.

So far I set my nation to receive issues with no throttle. I answered maybe 20 so far but I have had no change in NS primary stats (the Civil Rights, Economy and Political Freedom are the same).

My question is ... does the rate of receiving issues make a difference on the ... "power" of the effect they have? If I answer just 1 issue per 48 hours then the resulting changes are more significant than answering 1 issue per 4-6 hours? Or both actions have the same result?

I'd like to know what to do for the roleplay ; answering issues in no-throttle but having no change in NS primary stats means that the roleplay will lack a feature, whereas if the power of the results is bigger if there's 1 issue per 48 hours then I'd rather recommend for the players to do that.

Please help! Thank you.

[Bears Armed]

No.
Results might seem less to you because, as your nation is now larger, the proportionate effects are now smaller...

[Tatarica]

Thank you for answering.

Just to clear things up, I mentioned that I created a *new* nation to play with and that I had no change after answering 20+ issues offered in no-throttle mode.

You mean that I could see better the effects if I play with an older nation and answer issues?

[Katganistan]

On your new nation, because you've never made decisions before, they have a huge impact and may change your ratings rapidly.

With a nation with a history of years of decisions, your type/ranking will hardly budge in the short term.

It's like WHOA! between newborns and late teens, kids' height grows rapidly! After their 20s, they hardly grow at all.

[Tatarica]

I suppose that I was just unlucky with the issues & the answers I gave. I am sure that they changed other aspects of the game for that nation, just not the Civil Rights / Economy / Political Freedom.

Thank you for answering that and for confirming that the frequency does not have an impact.