Politician Archive
Thread: Your worst nightmare no longer skillpoints for politician
Message Edited by SCARFACE187 on 01-22-2005 04:17 AM
Traie wrote:
DarthScin wrote:
Additionally, how many people will willingly elect a novice politician over a master politician?
This also opens up the possibility of actually seeing campaigns instead of "don't forget to vote for the incumbant again this term."
What do you deem "compaigning"? It's not like mayors have alot of power anyways. Any candidate can say "Vote for me and you'll have no taxes."
And as far as a novice vs a master. Guild X gets invited into a city to fatten the citizen count. Then Guild X puts a novice up who gets elected because the guild is stronger than the other citizens. Now you've just lost the city to someone else.
As long as skill points are required for politician, it'll keep possible griefers out.
So you honestly think that a mayor and city would invite a guild that has the numbers to do this without having a long standing reationship with them? Honestly, I don't consider a guild unless I:
A) Know the Guild Leader and have done so for a while.
B) Know the reputation of the Guild in general.
C) Know how many of the Guild will be relocating to the city.
I don't mean any disrespect but if you are incorperating guilds that are that large and you have not done your homework, you are pretty much asking for it to start with.
Blackferne wrote:
I quit politician and bought an alt to be mayor(he mastred also)over skill points. If this had been in effect I would have stayed with just one account and been Master Politician/MBH/MSL. But this is over a year too late.
I'm a big fan of this.
Listen to Blackferne, for once. ![]()
I kid.
Seriously, though ... I think you guys are really forgeting what a pain in the arse it is to make a city. Most of the planets people want to be in have long been at caps. Most of the people you are afraid of don't have the real-life skills it takes to even get to 10 citizens, let alone maintain and grow a city, if they have the desire to in the first place. It will all be the same in the long run as it has so far except those of us who are really into it will get to have a fully-developed character. Nobody elects someone just because they're a political science major - they elect them because they have some realistic value as a public servant to which the voters can relate.
Message Edited by Xscape on 01-25-2005 03:59 AM
Most of the cities ive been in and visited are nothing but dumps with horribly disorganized houses and shops and even worse, theres nothing that tells one city apart from another.
With anyone being able to be politician we get the ability now to have these dump-cities get a makeover.