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Wait for Soviet Storm Rising to be released.

16 (47.1%)

Don't bother continuing the let's play, but document anything modding related.

4 (11.8%)

Just lock it, it has had its day.

1 (2.9%)

Wait for a new scenario, or create one yourself.

5 (14.7%)

Please keep playing the same stuff over and over! I like repetition!

8 (23.5%)

Total Members Voted: 34

[Neonivek]

If I had to give this game one flaw... it is that resigned/dead advisors never come back.

[Tok'ra Operative]

If I had to give this game one flaw... it is that resigned/dead advisors never come back.

If I find out how to use the UGE to bring back resigned/dead advisers, I will be sure to let you and everyone here know.

[Angel Of Death]

If I had to give this game one flaw... it is that resigned/dead advisors never come back.

Actually, I've had resigned (or was it dead? I can't remember) advisors come back. I'm pretty sure it was a glitch, but it was still cool.

[Neonivek]

If I had to give this game one flaw... it is that resigned/dead advisors never come back.

Actually, I've had resigned (or was it dead? I can't remember) advisors come back. I'm pretty sure it was a glitch, but it was still cool.

Originally I thought that resigned advisors actually represent the entire department no longer supporting you.

[MetalSlimeHunt]

You can still launch invasions and nukes if the DoD guy leaves, as he often does, so I imagine it's just the individual cabinet member. Plus they can die, which doesn't make sense from a departmental standpoint.

[Neonivek]

You can still launch invasions and nukes if the DoD guy leaves, as he often does, so I imagine it's just the individual cabinet member. Plus they can die, which doesn't make sense from a departmental standpoint.

A lot of the time the true loss comes from the fact that they cannot advise you, which often means you don't know how possible a single action is.

[Tok'ra Operative]

You can still launch invasions and nukes if the DoD guy leaves, as he often does, so I imagine it's just the individual cabinet member. Plus they can die, which doesn't make sense from a departmental standpoint.

While the President of the United States is the only man who can actually order a DEFCON 1, his Secretary of Defense must concur.

[Angel Of Death]

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Because of the majority of the votes that aren't "I don't really care" are in the "DO IT!" section, I'm going to disable elections.



Sure!







I wish I could think of some Kony joke to put here, but I just can't think of one that's too shit, even for my standards.



Popularity increase here we come!



We have a lower ethic than Uganda... what have I done?

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Looks like everything is peaceful!



Wait, what the fuck? Why would they want to do that?

[Iituem]

Ah well.  Do turn elections back on once you get to a safe popularity, though!  Having to please the populace adds a lot to the game.

[Corai]

File a complaint with NATO about the USSR's surgical strike. Try to keep war from starting.

[Tok'ra Operative]

Angel Of Death: Do file a U.S. protest. However if the country they are attacking is not on your World Team Alliance, don't do anything else. No use starting World War Three over a country which would be "at odds" with you if its ideology was a rival WTA. And don't even bother trying to get the UN involved. The USSR will just veto you. As for economic... I am not too sure if you should. However, if the USSR has MFN status with you, you could regulate trade with them for about a week or two, then give them MFN once the crisis passes.

Update on Universal Game Editor: Okay, I am now trying to figure out how to edit stuff other then Ideology, Ambition, Ethic, & Ownership statuses. Since the guy who posted the Shadow President code key for UGE has chosen to be anonymous and apparently inactive for some time, I guess it is up to us to figure out how to edit stuff. I am doing recon action as we speak with finding out which numbers do what. (obviously only changing one number at a time and always changing back as I go) Once I break a code, I will be sure to let everyone know and add it to the UGE Shadow President key.

[Angel Of Death]

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As we all know, protest has had a history of working well in the Soviet Union. This will certainly turn out well. (Hint: it dosen't)







Fuck, it wrecked our popularity! We're in the zone of possible impeachment, now.



Because our country is concerned with nuclear threat, let's lower the world's nuclear spending!





Why not?















An Earthquake just happened in France. I didn't manage to get a screenshot of the message, or the red flashy France.



Ooh, that's nasty. I'd help them, but... no, actually, I wouldn't help them.



And shortly after, flooding happens in Austria.



Reforms 'n shit to get popularity up.



Noooooooooo!





Our budget is pretty sound. No excessive growth, no debt, plenty of military spending and investment.



That money can go into social funding.



If the people are also concerned with people's opinions of the USA, this should help a bit.





Hurrah! It worked!



I can see it happening. The Australian missile crisis.



Hopefully this'll raise our popularity a bit.





Bloody hell...



Canada is being particularly useful this time around. Usually, they just try to assassinate us, with great success.





Good, good.







Noooo!





Fuck, FUCK! I didn't mean to press yes!



NOOOOOOOOOOOO!



Castro, you bastard. I shall spend every ingame day plotting ways to destroy that beard.

[NRDL]

Hehe. 

So yeah, I voted for destroy all enemies, bring world peace option.  Gonna need a much larger military powerbase though. 

[Tok'ra Operative]

Angel Of Death: About accidentally saying "Yes" to Castro's request to decrease nuclear spending? There is actually a small flaw in the game, at least on my end. Regardless if I say yes or no, the game acts like I said "yes" which gets annoying.

[EuchreJack]

Eh, the world's got enough nukes anyways...

Anyone else notice the Soviet quality of life is about twice our own?