Game Guides Archive
Thread: Politician XP
Pappi
Fri Oct 22, 2004 1:38 pm
#27
unfortunately, yeah 
also, speaking of moving... if the stuff you're moving around is city decorations (like foundtains and stuff), it costs money. just so you guys know
also, speaking of moving... if the stuff you're moving around is city decorations (like foundtains and stuff), it costs money. just so you guys know
Springbok
Sat Oct 23, 2004 12:39 am
#28
92 citizens means your city should be rank 5. Also the current mayor is most likely a master already? and has placed pretty much everythign needed to be placed. So while a hassle your worst case scenario is your a mayor of a city that needs no changing or add-ons.
I suggest if your looking to get some xp the worse case scenario is easily avoided. Just have the mayor specifically choose a # (20?) citizens to vote for you. If no other citizen knows of your running except those specifically told to vote for you for xp the others will not vote, and there "vote" will automatically goto the incumbant mayor anyhow...
But definitely consider and goto the mayor like your planning. Not doing so can be construed as disrespectful. Thus your new worse case scenario is an "attempted coup". =)
Pappi
Thu May 12, 2005 1:44 am
#30
www.readthestickies.com/politician/ -> FAQ
Q: How does a Politician get experience?
A: Simply: by getting citizens to vote for them. For every vote, a Politician receives 300xp that is granted at the end of a city's three-week voting cycle. In addition, incumbent mayors recieve 750xp weekly. You can check the standings of the election at any time by using the voting terminal located in the main room of city hall.
Q: How does a Politician get experience?
A: Simply: by getting citizens to vote for them. For every vote, a Politician receives 300xp that is granted at the end of a city's three-week voting cycle. In addition, incumbent mayors recieve 750xp weekly. You can check the standings of the election at any time by using the voting terminal located in the main room of city hall.
Message Edited by Pappi on 05-12-2005 01:44 AM
Barndamascus
Thu May 12, 2005 12:39 pm
#31
Under the new system, how do you gain experience? I'm working with a brand new city and we are all out of date with the role of mayor. I can't find anything that is updated in the guides to help. 
Thank you!
TURBOPISTON
Fri Jun 03, 2005 4:21 am
#33
When you first place a city hall are you automatically registerd to be in elections? My first city hall i place i registerd for election thinking thats what im supposed to do and i got mail saying ive been challenged by myself...I thought well if i lose to myself, do i lose city hall? confusing......anyway that hall blew up due to 1 citizen not making it there in time and i have new one placed......im not on ballot for elections for people to vote...just says obstain for choices...my question is do i need to register for elections the first cycle of city hall being placed or do i just wait till next election and register? dont wanna challenge myself if thats not the way to start out...plz help thnx
Jutewr
Fri Jun 03, 2005 7:21 am
#34
That mail is just informing the citizens of your city that you are running for mayor. It sends it out to all citizens, even you. So don't worry, you won't be running against yourself or anything (although that would be funny ). As for registering, yes, if no one is running, you should definitely register to run.
). As for registering, yes, if no one is running, you should definitely register to run.
Rocco-TheFunnyMan
Thu Jul 21, 2005 6:17 am
#36
i do not know how to get politician xp plz help out
-Rocco Thefunnyman-
Blimigerite
Thu Jul 21, 2005 6:23 am
#37
Run for mayor of a player city and you'll get xp.
For any other simple question take a look at the stickied threads at the top of the forum.